NC Electrician 2017 NEC Changes: Appliances, Equipment and Special Equipment

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NC Electrician 2017 NEC Changes: Appliances, Equipment and Special Equipment

2 hrs. Online Course
Level: Intermediate
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Item #: RV-PGM176

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This two-part course discusses the 2017 NEC changes regarding appliances and equipment as well as special equipment.

Part I 2017 NEC Changes: Appliances and Equipment

Chapter 4 of the 2017 National Electrical Code contains requirements for appliances and equipment. Several changes were made in Article 400 for flexible cords and flexible cables, 408 for panelboards, 422 for appliances, 440 for air conditioning and refrigerating equipment, and others. In this interactive, online course, we will discuss some notable changes including new rules for service panelboards, new listing requirements for appliances, new requirements for marking the available fault current, and a new equipment grounding conductor requirement for some air-conditioners.

Part II 2017 NEC Changes: Special Equipment

Do you keep up with changes to code? In this interactive online course we cover Chapter 6 of the 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC) and the changes it contains for special equipment requirements. Several changes were made in the articles for special equipment, including signs, electric vehicle charging systems and swimming pools. Notable changes include new requirements for signs with retrofitted illumination systems and changes to wiring methods for swimming pools and similar installations.

Learning Objectives

At the end of the course, you'll be able to:

Understand what Article 400 really applies to
Know the new rules for protecting terminals in some panelboards
Understand the marking requirements for panelboards
List the rules for GFCI protection of appliances
Explain the new rule for appliances to be listed
Describe the requirements for cord and plug connected appliances
Know the changes for space heating cables
Understand the rules for determining the available for fault current at motor control centers
Describe the new rule for air conditioners on rooftops
Determine the ampacity for generator conductors
List the rules for generator disconnects
Describe the rules for door hardware and transformer vaults
Locate requirements for photovoltaic powered signs, and the 2017 NEC
Describe the requirements for signs where retrofitted illumination systems
Describe the updated requirements for electric vehicles
Explain the changes to underground wiring methods for pools

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