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Credit Hours for all NJ contractors
are the same as the # of hours in the course. Credit hours for Philadelphia,
Delaware, Cecil Co, MD & for NJ & PA Profess Engineers are listed below each
class.
Course #01
(10 hrs.) “10 HR 2020 NEC
UPDATE with 1 HR NEW JERSEY LAW”
New Jersey Elect
Contractors: This class MUST be part of your 34 credit hrs.
In the 2020 NEC, there were a few global changes in
style, major overhauls to some articles, and other articles were deleted
entirely. This course provides insight,
clarification, and a review of the 2020 NEC and how to apply those revisions
in the field. It focuses on the significant changes in
Chapters 1, 2, 3 & 4. It also covers the 1 hour course outline on NJ Law,
as required by the NJ Board.
CEUs for Phila=0 CEUs
for DE=9 CEUs
for CCMD=5
CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=10
Course #02
(8 hrs)“More Changes to
the 2020 NEC, focusing on Chapt. 5, 6, 7 & 8”
In the 2020 NEC, there were a few global changes in
style, major overhauls to some articles, and other articles were deleted
entirely. This course provides insight,
clarification, and a review of the 2020 NEC and how to apply those revisions
in the field. It focuses on the significant changes in
Chapters 5, 6, 7 & 8. These changes will be different than those covered
in the 10 hour 2020 NEC Update class. CEUs for Phila=0 CEUs for DE=8 CEUs for CCMD=5 CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=8
Course #03
(8 Hrs)
“NEC BONDING & GROUNDING”
This program identifies all areas of the code from
Articles 90 through Articles 820 that specifically address Grounding and
Bonding. The objective of this program is to teach electrical professionals
the safe and correct techniques in electrical installations in compliance with
the NEC to increase the safety of this industry.
CEUs for Phila=8 CEUs for DE=8 CEUs for CCMD=5 CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=8
Course #04
(8 Hrs)
“NEC SOLAR”
This course
is designed to give installers and electrical professionals an illustrated
view of those rules that govern Solar PV installations. It covers Articles 690
and 705 as well as the general NEC rules that pertain to understanding solar
PV installations as stated in the course outline CEUs for Phila=8 CEUs for DE=8 CEUs for CCMD=5 CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=8
Course #05
(8 Hrs)
“NEC
CALCULATIONS”
This online course provides and explanation and
analysis of basic NEC calculations, their impact, and their practical
application. It includes hundreds of full color illustrated images and
examples which highlight the topics being taught and help bring the material
to life in real world scenarios. After successfully completing this course,
students will be able to demonstrate the knowledge of the essential NEC
calculation CEUs for Phila=8 CEUs for DE=8 CEUs for CCMD=5 CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=8
Course #06
(8 Hrs)
“Intro to the NEC (Chap. 1)
and
Wiring
& Protection (Chap. 2)”
The first part of this course introduces you to the
National Electrical Code and provides a solid foundation for understanding the
Code. We will cover Article 220, the requirements for calculating the minimum
size for branch circuits, feeders and services. This article aids in
determining related factors, such as the number of receptacles in a circuit,
as required as per the NEC. CEUs for Phila=8 CEUs for DE=8 CEUs for CCMD=5 CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=8
Course #07
(8 Hrs)
“Wiring Methods & Materials (Chap.
3)
and
Equipment for
General Use (Chap. 4)”
Chapter 3 is primarily concerned with how to install,
route, splice, protect, and secure conductors and raceways. The requirements
of Chapter 3 will start you on the correct path to installing the wiring
methods included in the NEC. Chapter 4 will teach the student that
transformers are general equipment (wound devices) 450 that will be located in
later parts of the NEC along with motors 430 CEUs for Phila=8 CEUs for DE=8 CEUs for CCMD=5 CEUs for NJ & PA PEs=8
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