October 2010: NEC Changes

 

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2011 NEC Changes Around the Corner

By Michael JohnstonUnder (Codes & Standards)

It seems like the NFPA Standards Council just approved the 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC), and

The Marketability of Sustainability

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Buildings in the United States are responsible for 39 percent of CO2 emissions and 40 percent of ene

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Branch-Circuit, Feeder and Service Calculations, Part LVI
(Codes & Standards)
By
Charles R. Miller
October 2010
Article 220 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) contains requirements for calculating branch-circuit, feeder and service loads. READ MORE
You Get Out What You Put In
(Miscellaneous)
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October 2010
Why can’t more technicians get it right? The answer: installation company owners must have a commitment to provide the appropriate training. READ MORE
Trust Me on This: Reliable ECs Preferred as Project Partners
(Miscellaneous)
By
Rex A. Ferry
October 2010
Are you trustworthy? Maintaining a reputation for reliability is an absolutely essential trait for a successful electrical contractor. READ MORE
A New Sheriff in Town
(Lighting)
By
Craig DiLouie
October 2010
Light-emitting Diode (LED) replacement lamps, including omnidirectional, directional and decorative lamps, are now proliferating the market. READ MORE
Planning to Multitask
(Miscellaneous)
By
Stan Shook
October 2010
Bid day is the most critical moment of your estimate. READ MORE

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