Master The NEC

Join Paul Abernathy, CEO and Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc. as  he shows an inside look into the 2020 NEC Grounding and Bonding Program.

Watch as Paul Abernathy, CEO, and Founder of Electrical Code Academy,  Inc. explains the rules for bonding branch or feeder circuits that are  from systems that are over 250 volts to ground. These systems require a  little extra bonding attention when working with these systems.

Join Paul Abernathy, Master Electrician and Founder and CEO of  Electrical Code Academy, Inc. as he explains something seldom seen on an electrical exam, the dreaded ambient correction factor. If you would like to see this video visit https://youtu.be/ey8EnuZ7yGE

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Join Paul Abernathy on an episode where they talk Kitchens. In this episode the hosts will cover common topics on electrical wiring to kitchens and the National Electrical Codes that are associated with this Kitchens. Be sure to visit www.ElectricianLIVE.com for a list of all our videos and podcasts for Electricians. We have shows on Electrical Exam Preparation as well as for post licensing topics such as grounding and bonding. We even have access to the Ask Paul Podcast as well.

Listen as Paul Abernathy and Jay Grundberg talk about when someone quotes the electrical code or makes a reference to it do you really listen to them and trust their knowledge of the National Electrical Code or do you verify yourself.

Watch as Paul Abernathy walks you along a journey of finding answers to common code questions in the National Electrical Code and how the Fast Trax Program works. Paul uses is Fast Trax Program questions to help lookup and think about electrical exam prep.

Join Paul Abernathy for a great episode on Single Family Dwelling Calculations. To listen to all our episodes and watch our videos check out www.ElectricianLIVE.com for links to all our platforms.

Listen as Paul Abernathy and jay Grundberg chat about an unfortunate incident that happened recently to Jay "The Basement King" Grundberg and it can happen to you also. All electrical contractors should listen and learn.

Listen as Paul Abernathy, a nationally recognized expert on the National Electrical Code as he explains Electric Vehicles and Article 625 of the NEC.

Listen as Paul Abernathy, a nationally recognized expert on the National Electrical Code as he explains Electric Vehicles and Article 625 of the NEC.

Listen as Paul Abernathy, a nationally recognized expert on the National Electrical Code as he explains Electric Vehicles and Article 625 of the NEC.

Listen as Paul Abernathy, a nationally recognized expert on the National Electrical Code as he explains Electric Vehicles and Article 625 of the NEC.

Listen as Paul Abernathy explains the use of Table 110.26(A)(1) in the 2020 National Electrical Code as well as the various conditions that can affect the working space minimum requirements. Paul is an electrical code and exam preparation expert and can be found at www.ElectricalCodeAcademy.net if interested in electrical exam preparation or study plans for getting your electrician's license in your state.

Listen as Paul explains GFCI protection for appliances in the 2020 National Electrical Code and more specifically section 422.5(A) and (B), along with a short overview of 210.8.

Listen as Paul Abernathy explains receptacle ratings of 210.21(B)(3) in 5 minutes or less.

Listen to another episode of Code and Five as Paul Abernathy attempts, and fails on most attempts, to explain the NEC in 5 minutes or less. Such as this episode which is just shy of 6 minutes, we will still call it Code In Five...PLUS. This episode is about receptacles in foyers and what exactly is a foyer anyway.

Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about Section 300.14 and Free Conductors length necessary in junction boxes, outlet boxes, switch points within boxes, and so on.

In today's Code in Five Paul talks about the use of bonding jumpers and are they required for transformers and other applications on the load side of a service disconnection means. Now, we are not talking about equipment bonding jumpers, we are talking about the bonding of the wiring method to the metal cabinet or enclosure or in our case today a transformer.

Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the Ceiling Suspended (Paddle) Fan Box requirements in 314.27(C) and the change associated with it for the 2020 National Electrical Code.

Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the use of Type TC- Power and Control Cable for service entrance applications and what you need to know about the uses permitted and uses not permitted for the wiring method called Type TC - Power and Control Cable.

Listen as Paul Abernathy does his best in explaining terminal provisions for over 100A or less or conductors 1/0 AWG and larger per 110.14(C)(1)(b). Be sure to go listen to Episode 10 for the explanation of temperature limitations in 110.14(C) for the full context of the lesson.

Listen as Paul Abernathy FAILS yet again to explain the NEC in 5 minutes or less. In fact, maybe we should call it Code in 5, 6, 7, or 8 minutes. Anyway, Paul does his best in explaining terminal provisions for 100A or less and conductors sized 14 AWG through 1 AWG per 110.14(C)(1)(a). Cut the man some slack as it's a lot of info baby.

Listen as Paul Abernathy explains Conductive Pool Shells and the requirements for Perimeter Bonding in this fast-paced episode. When exactly is a pool considered a conductive pool shell in the 2020 NEC per 680.26(B).

Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the Re-identification of an insulated conductor other than green, white, or gray as a grounded conductor. This short 5-minute episode will help you understand how you can reidentify a conductor in a cable assembly.

Listen as Paul explains Table 250.66 and 250.66(A),(B), and (C) when deciding which you go with depending on the type of electrode you are working with.

Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the new 230.67 requirements for services supplying dwelling units in the 2020 National Electrical Code.

Join Paul Abernathy as he examines 300.14 Free Conductor in this 5-minute code lesson.

Listen to our latest series called Code in Five with Paul Abernathy. This week's 5 minutes is on 210.11(C)(1) through (C)(4). The required branch circuits.

Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about his favorite course to teach in the Electrical Code Academy, Inc. course line-up. Paul serves on CMP 5 for Article 250 so as you can imagine.....well let's just listen and see what Paul has to say about his favorite course. This question was sent in by Andrew Cassidy of New York. - Thanks, Andrew- A Thank You ECA Screwdriver is on the way!!!

Listen as Paul Abernathy, a nationally renowned expert on electrical exam preparation talks about the 5 stages of Electrician Exam Preparation Depression.

We are excited to introduce the most amazing offer we have ever done here at Electrical Code Academy, Inc. We are offering (5) five of our 2020 National Electrical Code-based training programs for 24-month access. You get 365/24/7 access to our Residential Wiring, Commercial Wiring, Industrial Wiring, Grounding and Bonding, and the famous Fast Trax™ courses for a low price of $899.00. The combined value of the (5) course by themselves is $1,675.00 but we are slashing that price and throwing in the 24 months of access. We also have a SPECIAL COUPON for $150.00 off announced in this podcast. Listen to get the CODE and save $150.00 bucks instantly.

Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is excited to finally bring you a compressed 30-Day Electrical Exam Prep Course that contains all the important details, no short cuts, but will require a serious time commitment from students. The program also includes built-in tutoring sessions and a detailed analysis of the student's weaknesses that are examined. The program offers the same 365 Day Access as the normal Fast Trax Programs with some limitations. Listen to this podcast to see what those limitations are and the commitment needed to be successful in 30 days. Visit www.MasterTheNEC.com for more details on the course and the cost.

Listen as Paul Abernathy explains that the 60 and 90 Day recommended study plan is just a study plan. The normal Fast Trax Program is what is purchased. The recommended study plans are simply a recommendation on HOW to study to achieve success in a short period of time for those who are testing in 60 or 90 days. The student still has access to the course for 12 months if they choose to study at their own pace.

Listen as Paul Abernathy, member of CMP 5 of the National Electrical Code development committee and found of Electrical Code Academy, Inc. chats about grounding and bonding and the misconceptions when it comes to pole lights. This is a great listen for the basics of Grounding and Bonding. Also, be sure to check out our Grounding and Bonding Course at www.ElectricalInstructor.com to join our Academy.

Join us as we look at luminaries in bathtub or shower areas and what is required by the national electrical code. Electricians, both master electricians, and journeyman electricians have to be keenly aware of the requirements for locating such luminaries in these areas. While luminaries are not prohibited in these areas there are restrictions on the type of luminaries that can be installed.

If you ever wondered what a Residential Electricians day or life is like when they wire a dwelling then here is a sneak peek into the life of Paul Abernathy back when Residential Wiring was the main focus of his life. Paul talks about how we wired dwellings and some of his thoughts and processes. Now, your methods and processes may differ and that's ok, again this is Paul's experience and not yours.

Join us as we finish up the chat on fire pumps and article 695 of the National Electrical Code. We have looked at sizing, routing, components, and power supply conductors and feeders in this 5-Part series. We end it with voltage drop and control wiring.

The journey into Fire Pumps continues with Part 4 of this epic adventure into Article 695 of the National Electrical Code. Listen as Paul Abernathy talks continue to discuss fire pumps and now the power supply conductors and feeders.

The journey into Fire Pumps continues with Part 3 of this epic adventure into Article 695 of the National Electrical Code. Listen as Paul Abernathy talks continue to discuss fire pumps and the associated power sources and various disconnection means and overcurrent protection where applicable.

We continue our journey into Article 695 and Fire Pumps with Part 2. The national electrical code has specific rules and requirements for fire pumps and Paul Abernathy tackles the discussion by attempting to simplify the applications and how to utilize the National Electrical Code.

In this episode, we talk about fire pumps and how they are addressed in the national electrical code under article 695. This is part 1 of a multipart series where we tackle the most important aspects of fire pumps as it pertains to the national electrical code. Sit back and relax as we are going to go deep into fire pumps.

Listen as we discuss what determines a continuous load and how should it be considered when doing branch circuits, feeders, or service calculations as well as in sizing conductors and overcurrent devices when utilizing the national electrical code for real life and exam preparation purposes.

Today's lesson is on Branch Circuit minimums and that the National Electrical Code says are the minimum required branch circuits. We will also take a real-life look at the true number of branch circuits that would be required in a dwelling and focus on the mission of how many are needed as a minimum in the 2020 National Electrical Code.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy, Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc. and co-author of the 2020 NEC Residential, Commercial, and Grounding and Bonding books by Cengage Learning, Inc. talks about a special all-inclusive deal on his top 5 courses to teach you all you will ever need to know about the 2020 NEC.