Stay ahead of the curve with IAEI’s expert insights on the 2026 NEC®, your essential guide to the latest advancements in electrical safety, compliance, and cutting-edge technology.
Let’s examine some of the proposed changes for Articles 404 to 406 in the 2026 NEC®.
The 2026 edition of the NEC® greatly expanded its use of acronyms and but understanding these abbreviations remains essential for proper interpretation.
The 2026 NEC® is evolving with safe installation practices that also incorporate advancing technology, as well as ongoing reorganization to aid in usability.
With the upcoming 2026 edition, significant changes are expected to impact electrical inspectors, installers and manufacturers alike.
As some states move forward with the adoption of the 2023 NEC®, we wanted to flash back and review some of the important changes for this edition.
Resources Will Assist Electrical Manufacturers and the Marketplace to Identify Products that Meet Domestic Content Requirements
The NEC is not the only code the electrical professional needs to be familiar with in order to install and/or inspect for a code-compliant installation. Let’s look at a few others.
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.