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Leviton has just released a new on-line course on changes in 2008 in the National Electical Code.
The National Electrical Code (NEC) is written for persons who understand electrical terms, theory, safety procedures and electrical trade practices. The Code is not written to serve as an instructive or teaching manual for untrained individuals. This training course is to be used with the NEC, not as a replacement for the Code book, so be sure to have a copy of the 2008 National Electrical Code to ensure compliance.
This course is intended to explain the primary requirements of the NEC as they relate to Wiring Devices and Communications Systems. Also contained is a limited discussion of Over-Current Protection Devices, Raceways, Wires, Luminaries and other requirements that relate to the 2008 NEC. This course was developed to help electrical professionals better understand the Code.
You will find this new course in the Basic Knowledge course category.
http://ezlearn.leviton.com/el_front/
The National Electrical Code (NEC) is written for persons who understand electrical terms, theory, safety procedures and electrical trade practices. The Code is not written to serve as an instructive or teaching manual for untrained individuals. This training course is to be used with the NEC, not as a replacement for the Code book, so be sure to have a copy of the 2008 National Electrical Code to ensure compliance.
This course is intended to explain the primary requirements of the NEC as they relate to Wiring Devices and Communications Systems. Also contained is a limited discussion of Over-Current Protection Devices, Raceways, Wires, Luminaries and other requirements that relate to the 2008 NEC. This course was developed to help electrical professionals better understand the Code.
You will find this new course in the Basic Knowledge course category.
http://ezlearn.leviton.com/el_front/