Articles promoting safe electrical installations, electrical safety and the electrical industry.
Whether you are a master electrician or a fresh apprentice, a refresher on the basics of electrical tools and systems can help you stay safe on the job.
Let’s discover the evolution of GFCI protection requirements for kitchen receptacles in dwelling units, from the 1987 NEC to the 2023 NEC.
Breaking down complex code topics can simplify the process of applying the NEC to electrical installations for code enforcers and installers.
The goal of this article is to hopefully provide an insight of understanding on both sides of code enforcement as it relates to the construction industry.
Shared knowledge and collaboration between everyone involved will derive stories of electrical safety achievements that people wish to tell through the end of time.
Ensuring that you have the right physical tools, NEC knowledge, as well as personal safety and intangible tools, are all critical for being the best inspector you can be.
This #IAEINewsLIVE session will perform a short circuit study on a small system leveraging the per-unit method of calculations and complex variables.
Today’s IAEINewsLIVE program will take a walk on the math side and talk about complex numbers and how they are used by power systems engineers and others who calculate things like fault currents.
This IAEINewsLive is a focus on Tom’s top 10 changes found in the 2023 NEC. This will focus on just Chapters 1 – 4.
Even into the Fall months, protecting yourself and your workers from heat-related illnesses. Here’s a quick infosheet from OSHA on how to keep cool.
Breaking down complex code topics can simplify the process of applying the NEC to electrical installations for code enforcers and installers.
Pre-Wired and Modular systems can save substantial time and money over traditional hard-wired methods.
Much has changed since 1937 and after 87 years, it is time to consider a change in NEC structure that will better address the electrical industry of today and the future.
NFPA LiNK® is a tool that everyone, new or established workers, in the electrical industry needs in their tool belt.
Specialty forgers can manufacture custom, high-quality, seamless rolled rings in a variety of materials and finishes in as little as eight weeks.
Emerging technologies are being incorporated daily. What types of emerging technologies might impact an electrical inspector’s inspection?
Where the structure remains intact, and the PV system has been designed and installed to resist severe weather events, the PV system should withstand the elements.
This article will trade the history of GFCI protection requirements within the National Electrical Code as they first appeared in 1968.
The Electrical Safety Foundation (ESF) announced today that Jennifer LeFevre will join the Foundation as its new executive director.
The University of Houston and TC Energy are proud to celebrate the fifth anniversary of their impactful partnership through the TC Energy Summer Scholars Academy.
Thinking “Outside the Box” Could Play a Crucial Role in the Future of Substation Automation.
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