Residential Integrator School announces new training dates for installing dealers

San Diego, CA (April 4, 2002) -- -- Residential Integrator School (RIS), a division of Home Controls, Inc., announces new training dates of May 15 - 17, 2002 and July 17-19, 2002 for the next industry training class specifically designed to help installation companies learn what they need to know to expand into and succeed in the lucrative residential automation and networking industry. The three-day RIS class is kept intentionally small in order to feature a concentrated, hands-on learning experience with each product, as well as lots of interaction with a top trainer in their field of technical expertise.

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Many qualified installation companies, such as security firms, electrical contracting firms, and even start-up companies, are technically knowledgeable but need some training on how to design and sell automation and networking systems into the residential market.

The Home Controls Residential Integrator School is providing residential automation and networking education in the form of a three-day, hands-on training course. Students will learn how to sell and design integrated systems, what questions to ask homeowners and builders, tips during the rough-in and trim-out phases, and how to program the system and train their customers upon job completion. In addition, RIS provides hands-on factory installation training of structured wiring systems, intelligent control systems, lighting and appliance control devices, networking and training time with Home Controls tech support staff, and plenty of time for questions

The cost for the three-day RIS course is $500 for the first student and $400 for additional students within the same company. Students are encouraged to sign up early due to the limited class size.

For more information about the Residential Integrator School and class schedules, call Pam Kerr at 800-266-8765, x139, or email questions to pam@homecontrols.com.