|  After holding its annual conference and tradeshow 100% virtually in 2020, NECA 2021 is going hybrid. This means that those who wish to attend the event in person can do so at Music City Center in Nashville from October 9 through October 12. For those who don’t want to miss out but aren’t yet ready to venture out, NECA 2021 can be joined virtually. |
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|  Stop by booth No. 2235 to meet the editors of EC&M and Electrical Wholesaling, or find us exploring the showroom floor. You might also have the chance to be featured in one of the daily "Faces in the Crowd" galleries, which spotlight friendly convention-goers making the most of what NECA 2021 has to offer. |
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|  This photo gallery offers a sneak peek at the companies making it into the Top 20 spots, listed in descending order and based on their 2020 electrical sales data. To find out more about the driving forces behind the key players in the electrical contracting business, read the full 2021 Top 50 Electrical Contractors Special Report and Top 50 List. |
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|  When it comes to electrical careers, high school students and their parents don’t know what they don’t know. Their only experience with the profession is when they need a fan hung or an outlet replaced. So they don’t understand, for example, that electricians have to master a Code that changes significantly every three years. They also don’t see that electricians work with renewables and the Internet of things (IoT). |
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|  If your kid wants a hands-on, stable career he or she can learn and grow with for years to come, here are four practical reasons why you should encourage your child to become an electrician. And these are just the beginning… |
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|  This photo gallery highlights the 30 individuals who were selected as 2021's group of Under 30 EC&M All Stars and serves as a sneak peek for the upcoming Special Report, which will reveal specifically how these young professionals are going above and beyond the call of duty, especially demonstrating innovation, efficiency, and creativity while incorporating technology into their jobs. |
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|  Once electrical contractors understand a change order is not simply an accounting alignment —it’s an actual cost recognition and impact anticipation — they can reduce profitability losses. |
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|  Whether you’re an electrical apprentice, journeyman, or master electrician, tools are one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. We put together this photo gallery to test your tool knowledge. View the photos and the accompanying hints, and see if you can guess what they are pictures of. Some are harder than you may think! |
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Members Only |  As temperatures heat up across the country, efforts by states, homebuilders, HVAC contractors, and others to sidestep a 2020 National Electrical Code requirement linked to worrisome cases of repeated tripping of GFCI breakers on newly installed HVAC units have been following suit. Of concern is Sec. 210.8(F), which extends GFCI protection to outdoor outlet components of A/C and heat pump systems and other equipment supplied by single-phase branch circuits rated 150V to ground or less. |
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