| | | | | | How well do you know the Code? Think you can spot violations the original installer either ignored or couldn’t identify? Hint: Measure twice, cut once. |
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| | | | What does it really mean for an electrical project to be “ready for inspection”? In this episode of Code Conversations, host Ellen Parson talks with Paul Abernathy about inspection readiness, job-site preparation, and the importance of contractor-led quality control. |
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| | | Fill in the blank. Ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection for personnel shall be provided for electric space heating cables installed in electrically heated floors of _____. |
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| | | NECA's annual trade show offers educational sessions, a new High Voltage Village for linework enthusiasts, apprentice skill challenges, and a celebratory atmosphere with live music, interactive exhibits, and special anniversary activities highlighting the evolution of the electrical industry. Check out some of the exciting things to do at the 2026 ... |
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| | | In this episode, we’re featuring "Understanding General Requirements of the NEC, Part 18" by Mark Lamendola. This episode continues with Art. 110 of the Code and discusses the Part III requirements for systems operating over 1,000VAC or 1500VDC (nominal). |
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| | Sponsored | Thermal Electrician™ training helps electricians learn how infrared scanning can identify overheating equipment, loose connections, overloaded components, and hidden issues before they become costly failures. Build practical thermal inspection skills, improve field documentation, and add a valuable service to your electrical business. |
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| | | What four items are required on an arc flash hazard label? |
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| | | This MC cable installation violates Sec. 330.10(A)(11). The cable in the video is allowed in wet or damp locations; however, it is permitted only if it has a jacket or covering. There are no such coverings on the cable. That isn’t the only condition this installation fails to meet either. Watch the video to learn more! |
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