https://youtu.be/EHMe0uGAAUs I’ve noticed many electrical apprentices out there have a difficult time understanding why there are so many different wire types, and think that each wire is actually different somehow. They’re only different in insulation, and here’s how. Every wire is essentially the same, for the most part. You’re either… Read More
Let’s face it…the national electric code book is probably the most difficult construction document to read and understand. It’s written like a court document in legalese, using terms none of us use in the field, for the sake of liability and C.Y.A. These are 11 more terms that are used… Read More
Let’s face it…the national electric code book is probably the most difficult construction document to read and understand. It’s written like a court document in legalese, using terms none of us use in the field, for the sake of liability and C.Y.A. These are 11 terms that are used in… Read More
Often it’s difficult to understand what certain wires are called when you begin your path in the electrical trade. Here are some terms and what they mean. Website – https://www.electricianu.com… Read More
This video covers everything you need to know about working with EMT (electrical metallic tubing) as an electrician. I cover the topics discussed in the national electric code article 358 on uses permitted, securing and supporting, and much more. This video is more of a code-overview of EMT, so let’s… Read More
Wiring With MC - WHAT YOU CAN AND CAN'T DO WITH MC CABLE as… Read More
Today we break into the 360-degree bend rule for conduit-bending. We cover 358.26 of the National Electrical Code where it talks about bends in EMT (electrical metallic tubing). Website – https://www.electricianu.com… Read More
This video is packed with useful information on how to calculate examples of conduit fill using the National Electrical Code as the basis. If you’ve struggled understanding conduit fill, this should do the trick. Website –… Read More
