Be the technician they call when the machine stops
House wiring pays. Industrial work pays more. This book takes you there: control panels, motor starters, PLC, VFD and real fault finding, all in plain English.
₦6,500 Nigeria · KSh 900 Kenya · GHS 120 Ghana · ZAR 250 South Africa · USD 10 elsewhere
From Basic Electricity to Advanced Industrial Control
You can wire. But the panel still scares you.
Most electricians in Africa get stuck at the same place. Not because they are not smart. But because nobody ever taught them those things properly.
And that silence is costing you. Every single day.
- You can wire lights, sockets and fans, but a control panel door opens and you do not know where to start.
- Someone says DOL starter, contactor, overload or VFD, and you keep quiet so nobody knows you are lost.
- A machine trips and you spend hours guessing, changing parts that were never the fault.
- The industrial and factory jobs pay better, but you do not feel ready to walk in and claim one.
What it is costing you
While you are doing basic low-paying jobs, there are other technicians, not more talented than you, walking into factories and industries and earning higher per job.
They are not smarter. They just know more than you know right now.
The contractor who gets called first is the one who can walk into a panel room, read the drawings, identify the fault, and fix it confidently. Not the one who freezes up and says, "I don't do industrial work."
Every time you say those words, you hand money to someone else.
And the worst part? The knowledge gap between where you are now and where those technicians are standing is not as wide as you think. Nobody was born knowing how to wire a star-delta starter. They learned it. And you can too.
One book that takes you from the basics to the panel
The Complete Electrical Technician Blueprint is a 276 page PDF with 24 chapters and 246 wiring diagrams. It starts at the fundamentals of electricity and walks you all the way into industrial control.
Every chapter is built around what you need on the job, not what looks good in a classroom. The diagrams run through the whole book, so you see the connection, not just read about it.
It is written in plain, simple language. If a term is technical, it gets explained. You read it on your phone or your laptop, at home or on site.
All 24 chapters
- Understanding Electricity, the foundation every electrician needs
- Circuit Protection Devices, your first line of defence
- Wire Colour Codes and Wire Size Selection
- House Wiring Rules and Complete House Wiring
- Ceiling Fan Wiring and Motor Winding Identification
- Distribution Board Wiring
- Auto Changeover Switch, manual and automatic
- Home Appliance Connections: lamp, fridge, compressor and washing machine
- Submersible Pump Starter and Float Switch Wiring
- CCTV Camera Installation and Wiring
- Control Components: push buttons, selector switches and limit switches
- Relays, Timers and Solid State Relays
- Contactors and Overload Relays
- Sensors: NPN, PNP and SSR connections
- Motor Terminal Connections: star and delta
- Electrical Component Selection Guide
- DOL Starter: wiring, remote control, auto manual, timer and float switch
- Reverse Forward Starter: inching, non-inching and interlocking
- Star Delta Starter: power and control wiring
- Reverse Forward Star Delta Starter
- PLC and HMI: wiring and basic programming
- VFD: wiring and programming
- How to Read Electrical Drawings
- Fault Finding and Troubleshooting on Site
See inside the book
Real pages from the book. Swipe through them.
Fourteen pages out of 276. Every chapter is built like this.
Who this book is for
This is for you if
- You can wire a house but you cannot troubleshoot a fault.
- You want to wire a control panel and understand every part inside it.
- You want to move into industrial and factory work where the pay is better.
- You are an apprentice and you want the full path in one place.
This is not for you if
- You are looking for exam theory or classroom notes.
- You want a certificate to frame rather than skills to use.
- You are not ready to practise what you read on a real job.
What technicians say after reading it
500+ copies soldThese are real messages from buyers and followers.
I wrote the book I wish I had
My name is Isah Muhammed Lawal. I am an electrical technician based in Nigeria.
I did not start with a big certificate or a fancy classroom. I started the same way most technicians start, with tools in my hands and questions in my head, figuring things out on the job.
Over the years I worked on real systems, made real mistakes and learned real lessons. Then I noticed something. Plenty of young electricians across Africa could do basic wiring, but froze the moment someone said contactor, DOL starter or VFD. Not because they were slow. Because nobody had ever explained it to them simply.
So I wrote the guide I wish I had when I was starting out. It would have saved me time, stress and costly mistakes.
Everything in one download
- The full 276 page Blueprint PDF
- All 24 chapters, from basic electricity to industrial control
- 246 wiring diagrams through the whole book
- Motor starters: DOL, star delta and reverse forward
- Control panels, PLC programming and VFD wiring
- CCTV installation and site fault finding
- Yours to keep, read on phone or laptop, no expiry
₦6,500 Nigeria · KSh 900 Kenya · GHS 120 Ghana · ZAR 250 South Africa · USD 10 elsewhere
Add the Electrical Diagram Toolkit
The Blueprint teaches you what happens inside the panel. The Toolkit helps you draw it.
Plenty of technicians get both and work with them side by side: read the chapter, then draw the circuit yourself until it sticks.
See the Electrical Diagram ToolkitBefore you buy
I am a beginner. Will I understand it?
Yes. The book starts from the fundamentals of electricity and builds up chapter by chapter. Read it in order and do not jump ahead. Each chapter stands on the one before it.
What format is it?
A PDF ebook. 276 pages, 24 chapters, 246 wiring diagrams. It opens on any phone, tablet or laptop.
How do I get it after I pay?
You get instant access after payment. If anything goes wrong, message me on WhatsApp on +234 907 505 4828 and I will send it to you myself.
Can I pay with a bank transfer?
Yes. Card and bank transfer both work at checkout. If the payment gives you any trouble, message me on WhatsApp on +234 907 505 4828 and I will sort it out with you.
I am not in Nigeria. Can I still buy?
Yes. On the checkout page, tap the currency option at the top left where it shows NGN and choose your own currency, then pay as normal. Check the currency is correct before you pay.
Is it only for Nigeria?
No. It is written for technicians across Africa. Some examples come from Nigerian sites, like generator changeover, because that is where I work. The electrical work itself is standard, so technicians in Ghana, Kenya, South Africa and Cameroon use it the same way.
Is this theory or practical?
Practical. It is built around what you do on the job, with diagrams you can follow on a real connection, not exam theory or classroom notes.
Then start where every industrial technician starts
Industrial Electricity Basics for Electricians
If ₦6,500 is too much this week, do not walk away with nothing. This smaller book covers the foundation: three phase power, the parts inside a panel, safety and how to read a drawing. 96 pages, ₦3,500.
Read that one first, then come back here when you are ready for the full training.
See Industrial Electricity Basics, ₦3,500The panel stops being a mystery
276 pages. 24 chapters. 246 wiring diagrams. From basic electricity to control panels, PLC, VFD and fault finding on site.
₦6,500, one time payment.
₦6,500 Nigeria · KSh 900 Kenya · GHS 120 Ghana · ZAR 250 South Africa · USD 10 elsewhere