July/August 2007

Continuous Currents through Curious Cables

Calculated Demand and Underground Ampacities

Electric Shock Drowning

I am a Canadian electrical inspector and want to know what is the UL White Book and is there a UL White Book for Canada?

I was told that I could not plug one extension cord into another on a construction site. The NEC does not seem to prohibit this practice. Where do I find such information?

IAEI and the NEC Code-Making Panels

IAEI continues to play an important role in the NFPA consensus code-making process by supporting inspector members on the code-making panels of NFPA 70 – National Electrical Code.

What are you paying for electricity? Part 3, Commercial Electric Rates

To Build Wealth, Look at Both Sides of the Balance Sheet

Isolated Power Systems in Health Care Facilities

A Swimming Pool Is Just a Big Bathtub, Isn’t It?