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Greetings Folks – Welcome to the first series in the Cracking The Code. In this part of the opening series of Cracking the Code, we will discuss sizing the grounded conductor.
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Studying for icc E-1 Exam is there a series relating to residential code
Greetings James – The E1 is really just residential so we do not focus on the “ICC” exams directly. We focus on teaching the NEC as a whole and if you learn the NEC you should have problems on an ICC exam as the numbers may change but the basic code rules will remain in tact.
Greetings James – The E-1 for the ICC Exam is based on the IRC. However, in our experience learning the NEC will help you pass that exam without knowing the IRC. There is a cross reference table for the IRC and NEC in the IRC so that helps also.