Stuff Electricians Should Know!

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Today's tidbit is a quickie about tray cable. What is it? Tune in to find out more!

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The question arises quite frequently, "Can I put an DC voltage on an AC switch?"

The short answer is that you can, but you shouldn't. Don't do it. It will cause problems down the road. 

The long answer is in the podcast. Take a listen!

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There are a lot of issues out there when it comes to GFCI's. And tracking down the problems can be frustrating to say the least. But In this episode I'll try to give you a few tips and tricks to help get the ball rolling when you encounter an issue. 

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In todays episode I delve into some facts that you need to know about USB charging, especially when preparing to install USB devices in a customers home. 

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On today’s episode I’m going to talk about three way switches. Now, I know that this is a first year apprentice level topic, but no one ever said that every episode of this podcast was just going to be about deep complicated topics. This is for everyone, from an apprentice on the first day, to the master who has been in the trade forever. So let’s get into it.

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On today’s episode I’m going to talk about why conduit fill is important. I’m not so much going to tell you how to determine conduit fill, I think that will be something for a whole nother episode, I just want to tell you why its so important. In a nutshell, minding the conduit fill is important for safety and performance.

You see all the time on the interwebs pictures of boxes that are so full that you literally couldn’t fit anything else in them, and that usually means that the raceways are pretty full as well. So let's dig in!

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You will want this!

In todays episode I cover the difference between normally open and normally closed contacts. This can get a little confusing for those that don't work around them very much... or at least don't think they do. 

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In this episode I'll cover the difference between a neutral and a ground. This is definitely on the apprentice level, but i've seen some journeymen that probably could have used a refresher on this a time or two.