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RVTI Opens Registration for 2026 Electrical Workshop and Extends Truma Partnership

27.04.2026 14:49 1 min 2 sources
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RV Technical Institute opens registration for the first 2026 three-day electrical systems workshop (March 24-26, Elkhart, $90) and announces an extended partnership with Truma offering free two-day training courses on heating, water, and cooling systems (March-December, 16 CE credits).

Electrical Systems Workshop

The RV Technical Institute (RVTI) has opened registration for its first Level 3 workshop of 2026 for RV technicians. The three-day course on electrical systems will take place March 24-26 in Elkhart, Indiana, at a cost of $90.

Partnership with Truma

Truma continues its partnership with RVTI by offering free two-day courses on its products. Training will be held at the institute's Elkhart campus from March through December 2026, covering heating, water, and cooling systems. Each course provides 16 continuing education credits.

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