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September/October 2012

Is it code-compliant to install Type NM cable exposed in an attached residential garage? How about a detached garage?

Posted by by Charles Palmieri September 16, 2012

Fact or Fiction

Posted by by David Clements September 16, 2012

Being an IAEI Appointee to a Canadian Electrical Code Subcommittee

Posted by by Steve Douglas September 16, 2012

Making Changes to the Canadian Electrical Code

Posted by by Steve Douglas September 16, 2012

Life Safety Loads Depend on Reliable Power Systems

Posted by by Tim Crnko September 16, 2012

Magnetic Motor Starters as Controllers — A comparison of NEMA- and IEC-type devices

Posted by by Stephen J. Vidal September 16, 2012

Selective Coordination of Emergency Systems — Taking the mystery out of enforcement

Selective coordination of the emergency system is intended to provide a high level of reliability and continuance of supply needed for systems providing emergency functions.

Posted by by Chad Kennedy September 16, 2012

What’s New in Fiber Optics?

Posted by by Jim Hayes September 16, 2012

We have some radio equipment that uses a screw-type fastener to bond or attach the grounding conductor to the antenna assembly. Can this screw be any ordinary screw, or does it need to be a “listed” s

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