Examines how the 2026 NEC updates to Article 625 address higher-power EV Infrastructure 2.0 installations, highlighting key inspection priorities for safety, reliability, grounding, disconnecting means, and compliance.
The rapid adoption of the North American Charging Standard (NACS) is creating new certification and inspection challenges as existing EVSE equipment is modified in the field.
The shift from kilowatts to megawatts is redefining what matters in EV charging. Reliability, interoperability, and standards alignment now determine performance more than nameplate power.
Clarifies enforcement responsibilities for electrically connected life safety systems, outlining how designers, contractors, and inspectors in Canada must apply requirements.
The winter edition of the 2026 IAEI Magazine marks the 50th anniversary of the UL Solutions Question Corner column. The UL Question Corner – now UL Solutions Question Corner – first appeared in the January 1976 edition of the IAEI News. T
The race toward faster, greener data centers is bringing a surge of uncertified and custom equipment — leaving inspectors and AHJs to determine compliance in a rapidly changing landscape.
As data centers multiply to power the AI revolution, electrical inspectors find themselves on the front lines of ensuring these massive digital engines run safely and reliably.
As the NEC evolves, medium-voltage requirements are undergoing major refinement and separation from low-voltage rules, improving clarity for users and setting the stage for the Code’s future restructuring.