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The 2023 National Electric Code Has Arrived!

The 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) is here! This article covers NEC history, the update process, and a chapter breakdown! Stay tuned in the months ahead for more updates.

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In the past, Chapter 8 of the NEC has not gotten the attention it deserves. Article 800, General Requirements for Communications Systems, sets the ground rules for the installation of specific types of systems, such as broadband communications systems.

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2020 NEC, Section 300.25: Wiring Located in Exit Enclosures

NEC Code section 300.25, General Requirements for Wiring Methods and Materials is new for the 2020 Code cycle. This section regulates wiring located in Vertical Exit Enclosures, also known as stair towers. The new 2020 NEC section restricts the installation of any wiring method within an exit enclosure separated from the building by fire-resistant construction, except for that wiring belonging to equipment in the exit enclosure. Prevent costly design and installation errors—read more from our blog!

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Congratulations on Passing Your Electrical Exam!

Your many years of field experience and your dedication to exam preparation have enabled you to pass your test. Your dream of financial freedom by owning your own electrical business is about to get started. Now what options do you have?

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2020 NEC – Tentative Interim Agreement RV Vehicles & Parks, Section 551.71(F), GFCI Protection

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Washington Electrical Licensing – Important WAC Updates on License Renewal

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The 2023 National Electric Code Has Arrived!

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From Here to There – Insights on Alarm Monitoring Communications

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2020 NEC, Section 800.44 | Installing Overhead Communications Wiring

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Everyday Electrical Safety

2020 NEC, Section 300.25: Wiring Located in Exit Enclosures

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Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System – NEC Section 625.60: AC Receptacle Outlets Used for EVPE

2020 NEC – Tentative Interim Agreement RV Vehicles & Parks, Section 551.71(F), GFCI Protection

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Reconditioning Luminaires, Lamps, and Lampholders: 2020 NEC, Section 410.7

Washington Electrical Licensing – Important WAC Updates on License Renewal

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2020 NEC, Section 800.44 | Installing Overhead Communications Wiring

2020 NEC, Section 712.2 DC | Microgrids and System Directories