How To Use The NEC, NEC 2020, (29min:15sec)

This video is extracted from Mike Holt's Understanding the National Electrical Code Video Program and is a great primer on how to fully understand the layout and design of the code book. Mike and his video team analyze the chapters, articles, and index of the code book while also giving tips on how to find a specific requirement in the National Electrical Code®.

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[TexansfanJeff]

I've been in the trade since 2005 and studied it in college two years prior to that. You'll NEVER stop learning new things out of the NEC Codebook/Handbook.

[electricman]

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Hi Mike,
I am a fresher to this field and NEC and your videos seems the right thing to look for. Very beautifully explained and expressed.
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[savemyneighborhood]

Thank you Mike! I starting to study now after many years of confusion which I don't even want to look at. These terms you mentioned "Within sight, continuous load, it should be readily accessible" are a few of too many that made me confused.

[renecruzbonilla]

Great video. Much better than reading slides in my IBEW residential class.

[ChickenJoe]

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[Wilsondan]

Who else paused the video when he said you need to know electrical theory? I went to electrical theory 101 and he pops up. He is amazing teacher

[dmacbeath]

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[frankdagreat]

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[KrazyKajun]

For NEC2020, and new construction does smoke /CM detectors have to be hardwired for rough-in? building a new house and would rather have wireless interconnected that is tied in with alarm system.

[georgee.]

Good info. I am curious what the 70-
Before the page number indicates

[dolceEats]

Great video !Hey Mike I’m a 1st yr apprentice currently, I just started school. I’m a sound and comm tech apprentice and I recently received all my books including applied codeology and nec, wac, electrical theory. What’s the best way to get to learning how to find information fast and how to understand the nec and wac Im in Washington.

[munchkineater]

Hey Mike i'm from Canada and we have CEC here, not sure if i your tutorials and books would help me to understand the CEC. I wanted to learn and understand more about codes. Hope you see this.

[mariuszpl]

Is there a low voltage version of this video? I work in low voltage access control cctv etc so not electrician per se

[thaonlyhpm]

Aye mike, sending my hours in soon, I feel like you should be signing off as well ! God bless you .

[Brolik]

I'm a apprentice and I definitely need this knowledge

[gritsgamz]

he says there's a app or website you're able to look something up on. What site is he referring to ?

[anthonysmith]

Thanks Mike! Anthony, Local 3 IBEW

[mattbickford]

I heard to start listening to electrician podcasts, so i started here, love this! "This is called a section but i always call it 91 dot 1, so in 140 dot 3..." Lol! subscribed!