Homeownership often necessitates basic knowledge and know-how concerning a home’s primary systems like its electrical system.
As drilling holes in studs are at the first-laid foundation of your career, Article 300 lies at the very bedrock of the NEC.
I recently compiled ten new questions raised by the readers regarding the use of emergency generators
Starting in this article, we’ll enter the forest and start looking at the individual trees (PV equipment and NEC requirements) in some detail.
The rise of Power Over Ethernet (PoE) technologies and ever-evolving power delivery capabilities have transformed the building environment inside and out over the last two decades.
Do you understand the difference between a wire and a cable? Let's explore what the colors and markings on a basic cable also mean.
When responding to emergencies, including structure fires in one- and two-family housing units, safety is always at the top of the list of firefighter priorities.
This is the fifth and final of a series of articles detailing significant changes for the 2021 Canadian Electrical Code Part I (CE Code).
Performing equipment evaluations, particularly equipment that has been moved from one facility to another facility, is critical to the early success of a project.
With code requirements and the nature of standby/emergency power needs, your generator will likely still seem oversized when it is being tested or running during a power outage situation.