Code Basics
Feb 1, 2000, By James Stallcup, Sr. and James Stallcup, Jr.
The Grounded Neutral Conductor -- Part 3 of 3...
Code Basics
Jan 1, 2000, By James Stallcup, NEC and OSHA Consultant
The Grounded Neutral Conductor -- Part 2 of 3...
Code Forum
Dec 1, 1999, By James Stallcup, Sr., and James Stallcup, Jr.
Grounding with the Grounded Neutral Conductor -- Part 1 of 3...
Code Forum
Nov 1, 1999, By Fred Hartwell, Hartwell Electrical Services, Inc.
Sizing Small Motor Circuit Conductors...
Code Forum
Oct 1, 1999, By Fred Hartwell, Hartwell Electrical Services, Inc.
Sizing Wye-Delta Compressor Conductors...
Code Forum
Sep 1, 1999, By Fred Hartwell, Hartwell Electrical Services, Inc.
Single Point Grounding...
Code Forum
Jun 1, 1999, By Fred Hartwell, Senior Editor
Code Basics: Range Loads On 3-Phase Systems...
How to Play Zone Defense in Hazardous Locations
May 1, 1999, By John Paschal, Jr., P.E.
What are the differences between the Zone and Division systems in hazardous (classified) locations? Here is what you need to know....
Code Forum
May 1, 1999, By Fred Hartwell, Senior Editor
Sharing Space Over Panels: OK If Safety Issues Addressed...
Does the NEC Limit a Flexible Metal Conduit Run?
May 1, 1999, Edited by Robert J. Lawrie
Q. Can someone tell me if the National Electrical Code (NEC) limits running flexible metal conduit to any particular length? I ask this because I understand...
Manholes: What Does The '99 NEC Have To Say?
May 1, 1999, By Fred Hartwell, Senior Editor
What do you need to know about the new Part D of Art. 370, now that the '99 NEC covers manholes for the first time?...
Code Rules for Low-Voltage Lighting
Apr 1, 1999, Hartwell, Frederic P.
A new Code article covering lighting systems operating at 30V or less will modify some and help standardize other low-voltage lighting designs. Additional...
Code Forum
Feb 1, 1999, By Frederic P. Hartwell, Senior Editor
Wire Fill Limitations For Class 2 Circuits...
Can Someone Refresh my Memory?
Feb 1, 1999, Edited by Robert J. Lawrie
One of my electricians asked if it was a Code violation to install a 200A-rated, 42-circuit-load center, main lugs only, with protection consisting of a 100A switch/circuit breaker....






























