Listen as Paul Abernathy, CEO and Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc. talks about their new Affiliate Program on all their electrical training products, with the exclusion of their partnered CEU Courses. ECA, Inc. offers Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Grounding and Bonding, and even Electricity 101 programs for not only electrical students but also those who are already licensed and need to brush up on their skills. In fact, the majority of their programs are sold to electrical contractors with multiple employees so that the owner can track the electrician's learning process and establish baselines for raises, bonuses, promotions, and so on. If you are interested in joining our FREE affiliate program then visit https://electricalcodeacademy.goaffpro.com and sign up today and start earning your commissions.

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In today's Code in Five Paul talks about the use of bonding jumpers and are they required for transformers and other applications on the load side of a service disconnection means. Now, we are not talking about equipment bonding jumpers, we are talking about the bonding of the wiring method to the metal cabinet or enclosure or in our case today a transformer.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the box requirements for suspected (paddle) ceiling fan boxes and how the rules have changed from the 2017 National Electrical Code to the 2020 National Electrical Code.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about some of the top 10 grounding mistakes made not only by electricians but non-electricians as well, such as handymen ( or I guess handywomen as well) and others like the do it yourself crowd. Paul breaks down the rules based on a well-done article in the EC & M Magazine from 2014. Join us for a relaxing chat on grounding and bonding.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the use of Type TC- Power and Control Cable for service entrance applications and what you need to know about the uses permitted and uses not permitted for the wiring method called Type TC - Power and Control Cable.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy does his best in explaining terminal provisions for over 100A or less or conductors 1/0 AWG and larger per 110.14(C)(1)(b). Be sure to go listen to Episode 10 for the explanation of temperature limitations in 110.14(C) for the full context of the lesson.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy FAILS yet again to explain the NEC in 5 minutes or less. In fact, maybe we should call it Code in 5, 6, 7, or 8 minutes. Anyway, Paul does his best in explaining terminal provisions for 100A or less and conductors sized 14 AWG through 1 AWG per 110.14(C)(1)(a). Cut the man some slack as it's a lot of info baby.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy explains Conductive Pool Shells and the requirements for Perimeter Bonding in this fast-paced episode. When exactly is a pool considered a conductive pool shell in the 2020 NEC per 680.26(B).

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Listen as Paul Abernathy talks about the Re-identification of an insulated conductor other than green, white, or gray as a grounded conductor. This short 5-minute episode will help you understand how you can reidentify a conductor in a cable assembly.

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Listen as Paul Abernathy explains 2020 NEC section 210.21(B)(1) through (B)(4) in 5 minutes, well I lied, more like 6 minutes on this one as it was a tough one to capture in 5 minutes or less but he tried. This is about receptacle ratings and branch circuit ratings.

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