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We are in the gift giving mood, here are some MORE articles to highlight on your NEC book. Remember to highlight based on the title of the article.   If you missed our previous post with 18 Articles to highlight now, here is the link. Tell your friends we are cool and you love us...share this page with them all. For more articles to highlight,  practice exams , and exam prep tips, sign up for our newsletter here and enjoy a  free Exam workbook .   States that benefit from our seminars and study guides: Alaska,  California ,  Delaware ,  Florida ,  Georgia , New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma,  Oregon , Texas, Utah,  Vermont ,  Wisconsin *Based on the 2014 NEC* 547.10  Equipotential Planes and Bonding of Equipotential Plates 550 Mobile Homes 550.4 (A) Mobile Home Not Intended as a Dwelling Unit. 551.71 Type Receptacles Provided (RVS) T551.73 (A) Demand Factors for Site Feeders and Se...

Good Morning, Today we received a call from someone asking us the phone number to the PSI so they can change their appointment.  While we don't do the actual exams here, we are more than happy to help :)  We put together a cheat blog with the link to the ECIB , Table of Contents, FAQ's, and some shameless marketing for our seminars and books.  (I'd be a terrible business person if I didn't add a couple of sales links ;) Feel free to share this page with any Texas electrician preparing for their exam. This will come in handy. The Electrical Candidate Information Bulletin can be found here .  You may download and save it, print it or just read it online. Make sure to bookmark this link so you can refer to it during your studies. Table of Content Examination Procedures ....................................... 1 Internet Scheduling .................................. 1 Telephone Scheduling ............................... 1 Canceling an Examination ...............

This Article is extracted from Mike Holt’s  Illustrated Guide to Understanding NEC® Requirements for Solar Photovoltaic Systems. Understanding NEC Requirements for Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Based on the 2011 NEC Click here to buy a copy or read more about it.       *Please note in the follwing extraction that  blue underlined text  indicates a 2014 NEC change. Section 690.47 – Grounding Electrode System (A) Alternating-Current PV System Grounding Requirements.  For ac PV systems, a grounding electrode system must be provided in accordance with 250.50 through 250.60, with the ac grounding electrode conductor installed in accordance with 250.64. Figure 690–109 Figure 690–109 (B) Direct-Current PV System Grounding Requirements.  For dc PV systems, a grounding electrode system in accordance with 250.166 for grounded systems, or 250.169 for unground...