Master The Nec's Show

Listen as Paul talks about what it takes to find leaders in your company and how you should develop leaders at all levels of the electrical development cycle from the apprentice to the master electrician.

So have you asked yourself this question. Do I truly know how to apply section 220.54 and what if the system is a 3-phase, 4-wire system? We have the answers in this podcast and hope you enjoy it.

So you say to yourself, I am a graduate of a NECA, IEC or IBEW trade school and why would I need the CMECP™ program. Well you need to listen to this program and I will explain WHY in agressive detail...

If you watched our video on range calculations ( https://youtu.be/h-1-0PT0VtQ ) then you may be asking yourself what about 3-phase, 4-wire applications and how it applies to Table 220.54 and 220.55. Well this podcast will explain all that math for you.

If you are in the electrical trade (or any trade actually) and feel like you are getting no where or need that special like minded motivation then we have the podcast for you. Visit the www.SurgingForwardPodcast.com website and listen to David Ballentine, a Charter CMECP™ Member and member of the candidate board here at Electrical Code Academy, Inc.

The new CMECP™ Program has an extensive benefits program that cann save you THOUSANDS on over 300,000 products. Master Electricians can AFFORD not to be become a Certified Master Electrical Code Professional™.

So are you an AFCI Lover or Hater? Regardless of that fact you need to know how the AFCI protection rules are expanding and we have a sneak peek into the 2020 NEC AFCI development process.

Have you evcer wondered "HOW" we can offer so many free things like videos and podcasts and ansering the hundreds of phone calls and emails weekly about the NEC. Well it's because of our "ADDITIONAL" services. Listen to find out MORE!

If you are an Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician who are looking to strive to the next level of achievement and need a little help in passing your electrician exam then we have the series for you.

Have you ever wondered why I use LinkedIN for showing graphics I make and so on. Well it is all about like minded individuals and the control of my contacts.

LIsten as we do a breif explanation of the requirements found in 314.28(A)(1) and (A)(2) of the 2017 National Electrical Code.

Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is excited to announce the agreement to produce an extensive 2017 NEC Exam Prep Series for folks preparing to take the Journeyman or Master Electrician licensing exams in all 50 states.

This episode explains the FACTS about the use of Type MC Cable in an Environmental Air Space that is used as a plenum (kinda). We will explain the facts and explain why Type MC Cable in these locations doesn't have to be Plenum Rated.

If you want to know more about using Type NM-B (Nonmetallic-sheathed cable) and how it is to be properly secured and supported then this is the short podcast for you. Graphic talked about in Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/masterthenec/photos/a.513893628803071.1073741828.318041635054939/837424613116636/?type=3&theaterArticle on Type NM-B and similar cables in a complete raceway : https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sizing-circular-raceways-multiconductor-cables-made-abernathy-cmi/

Join Paul for another Sunday Morning Message where he talks about "thinking outside of the box" when it comes to growing your electrical business. Just because others are doing something one way doesn't mean you have to follow their narrow minded lead.

So we hear all the time that the NEC requires the use of Black, Red, Blue (in that order) and that doing it otherwise is bad practice or wrong. On todays show we will set the record straight my friends.

Listen and follow along as Paul explains the basics of a multi-family dweling calculation on an 18 unit condominium. You can listen and pause and follow along in your NEC as he discusses the basics of this simple calculation.

Join us as Paul answers a question that was sent in about water pipe bonding inside a residence and gas lines likely to become energized bonding.

Helping you understand the rules for using Tamper Resistant Replacements as it pertains to the changes in the 2017 National Electrical Code.

Listen to a short podcast on the changes to section 406.3(F) on the use of receptacles with integral USB Ports. They are very neat but make sure they are LISTED.