Moving Violation Videos

In this episode, Russ points out a violation he sees all too often. Someone decided to strap communications cables on the electrical metallic tubing (EMT) in this room rather than hanging it from its own supports. This is a clear violation of Sec...

In this episode, Russ finds a pair of boxes dangling off an exterior wall with receptacles inside, clearly having been pulled or knocked off after installation. This is a violation of NEC section 314.23 which requires enclosures to be securely...

Pay no attention to the music and party going on in the background. This video clip proves that Russ is always on the lookout for Code violations, even if he’s having fun at a party. Now that’s dedication...

In this episode, Russ shows us an installation that violates Sec. 400.12(7) of the 2017 NEC. Flexible cords are not permitted where subject to physical damage. This installation also violates Sec. 110.12(B), which states no damaged parts may be...

In this episode, Russ finds a violation of Sec. 250.148(C) of the 2017 NEC. When circuit conductors are spliced in a box the Code requires all equipment grounding conductors associated with those circuit conductors to be connected within the box...

In this episode, Russ questions the accessibility of the overcurrent devices in these panels. He believes this installation violates the readily accessible requirements outlined in Sec. 240.24(A) of the 2017 Edition of the NEC.