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    Electrical Construction & Maintenance: Volume 122, Issue 1
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    Electrical Inspector

    The Top 10 Most Commonly Cited Electrical Code Violations

    Jan. 12, 2023
    Electrical inspectors identify which mistakes electrical professionals tend to make the most when it comes to the National Electrical Code.

    The Ins and Outs of Working with Electrical Inspectors

    Jan. 12, 2023
    How electrical installers and inspectors can maintain a positive and professional partnership
    Fig. 1. Metal raceways, cable armor, and other metal enclosures must be metallically joined together into a continuous electrical conductor to provide effective electrical continuity.
    Fig. 1. When all conductors within a raceway are the same size and have the same insulation type, you can use Annex C (Table 1) to determine the number of conductors permitted for a specific raceway size.

    Wiring Methods, Part 2 of 2

    Jan. 12, 2023
    Following the conductor and raceway installation rules makes for a safer installation process and a better final product.
    Wiring Devices Showcase

    New Product Showcase: Wiring Devices

    Jan. 12, 2023
    Check out the latest product innovations in receptacles, keypads, and switches.

    More content from January 2023

    Photo 1. A technician working on a Westinghouse low-voltage power circuit breaker.

    Working Safely With Circuit Breakers

    Jan. 12, 2023
    Understanding the risks is essential for electrical workers.
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    How Estimators Can Avoid Costly Mistakes

    Jan. 11, 2023
    Nine ways estimators leave time on the table
    receptacle outlet on pole without weatherproofing

    What's Wrong Here? Hint: A Not-So-Weatherproof Cover

    Jan. 4, 2023
    Can you spot the Code violation in this photo?
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    The 10 Craziest Code Violations of 2022

    Jan. 2, 2023
    Presenting the most bizarre electrical installation mishaps of last year that violated the 2020 NEC.