How to get a low-voltage technician license in Delaware
Delaware low-voltage technician licensing covers hours, prerequisites, exam path, fees, and renewal. Confirm current rules on the board source before you apply.
Verified on: 2026-09-14 · Board source
From the board
- Electrician License (Master, Limited, Master Special, Limited Special) - Division of Professional Regulation - State of Delaware ## General Information To perform electrical services in Delaware, you are required to hold a Delaware professional license as an electrician.
- Performing “electrical services” or “electrical work” is defined by the Board to mean any activity that is covered by the National Electrical Code (NEC) as adopted by the Delaware State Fire Commission.
- Board page: Electrician License (Master, Limited, Master Special, Limited Special) - Division of Professional Regulation - State of Delaware
Requirements overview
- Delaware sets experience, education, and exam rules for low-voltage technician applicants
- Documented OJT or apprenticeship hours are common for journeyman / technician paths
- Master and contractor tracks usually add experience, exams, and firm paperwork
- Confirm current hour totals, affidavits, and fees on the state board before you apply
Exam
- See the Delaware low-voltage exam guide for vendor, scheduling, and prep
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Renewals
- Most credentials renew on a fixed cycle with mandatory CE or training
- Roster watch → intake → assemble → sign → submit
Related: Exam · Renewal and CE
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