Electrical Zone

In this episode of EC&M Code Conversations, Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson sits down with Paul Abernathy, EC&M’s newest NEC expert. Paul discusses his background and previews what NEC content listeners and readers can look forward to.

Fill in the blank. In hotels, motels, dormitories, and assisted living facilities, all guest rooms and guest suites with permanent provisions for _____ shall have branch circuits installed to meet the rules for dwelling units.

The piece underscores the significance of proper training, clear procedures, and collaborative input to ensure safety protocols are correctly applied, reducing the risk of failure and accidents.

Data centers are fueling unprecedented growth across every sector of the economy, creating new opportunities for the electrical professionals who design, build, and support mission-critical infrastructure. Join industry expert Bill Mazzetti for a practical look at the trends shaping the data center market, how projects are developed and specified, ...

ChargePoint partners with Onvo to deploy ultra-fast EV charging stations at key travel plazas across Pennsylvania and New York, enhancing long-distance travel convenience with high-speed charging and amenities.

The next generation of electrical professionals share how they are shaping the future of the industry through leadership, innovative work practices, passion for mentoring others, and a drive to embrace new technologies.

How well do you know the Code? Think you can spot violations the original installer either ignored or couldn’t identify? Hint: Wrong choice of wiring methods.

Contractors who call for inspection too early can damage credibility, delay projects, and create avoidable issues.

For this Members Only quiz, we’re going to test you on your knowledge of Art. 110 and the general requirements of the NEC. After taking this five-question quiz, check the links in the answers to learn more about each requirement. You can also enter for a chance to win a $25 gift card to Amazon after submitting your answers!

Employers must ensure that competent and qualified workers complete electrical work. Focusing on workforce development is a key part of ensuring your organization meets the qualification requirements.