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NEC Calculations - Maximum Number of Receptacles per Branch Circuit
Listen as Paul Abernathy explains the basics behind the number of receptacles (in commercial applications) are permitted per branch circuit. Paul als…
6 years, 11 months ago
2017 NEC - Residential Calculations (Steps for Optional Method)
Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the methods and steps to simplify the optional calculation methods for those taking an electrical exam or in the…
6 years, 11 months ago
2017 NEC- Residential Calculations (Steps for Standard Method)
Listen as Paul explains how to break the load calculations for a single family dwelling down into a simple to understanding format for exam prep and …
6 years, 11 months ago
2020 NEC Changes - Section 210.8(A) through (F) Explained
Listen as Paul Abernathy, member of NFPA Code Panel(s) #5 and #17, talk about the significant changes to section 210.8 for Ground-Fault Circuit-Inter…
6 years, 11 months ago
Q & A Session- Facebook Master The NEC Exam Prep Forum
Listen as Paul Abernathy, our founder, answers some of the recent questions posted on our facebook page Master The NEC Exam Prep forum. Listen to the…
6 years, 11 months ago
Bonding Other Metal Piping & the CSST Debate
Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about bonding other metal piping in a building, such as gas piping and his opinion on the concept of "likely" to becom…
6 years, 11 months ago
Service Bonding in 250.90 and 250.92(A) and 250.92(B)
Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the importance of bonding service raceways and enclosures to ensure a safe installation. Paul will cover the bon…
6 years, 11 months ago
Sizing Main Bonding Jumpers, Systems Bonding Jumpers, and Supply-Side Bonding Jumpers
Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about sizing Main Bonding Jumpers (MBJ), System Bonding Jumpers (SBJ), and Supply-Side Bonding Jumpers (SSBJ) on groun…
6 years, 11 months ago
Understanding Primary-to-Secondary Voltage Ratios
Listen as Paul discusses how to do the Primary to Secondary Voltage Ratio calculation and how to apply a secondary conductor rule for not exceeding 1…
6 years, 11 months ago
Understanding the 125% vs. 80% Rules- Conductors
Listen as Paul explains the basics of understanding the 125% and 80% rules and how they might apply to your installation.
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