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Learn how to size raceways, nipples, outlet boxes, junction boxes, pull boxes, surface raceways and wireways. Includes NEC Articles 352, 362, 370, and Chapter 9.
(about 180 minutes)
his program explains conductor ampacity calculations when corrected for ambient temperature and conductor bunching, and the effects of terminal rating on conductor sizing. Covers "next size up" rule, tap rules and more! Articles 240 and 310. Includes one 2-hour DVD.
(about 120 minutes)
Learn how to properly size motor conductors, overcurrent protection, short-circuit ground-fault protection for both branch circuits and feeders. Articles 240, 310, 430 and 450. The book was extracted from the full textbook titled, Illustrated Guide to Electrical Calculations. Includes one 2-hour DVD
(about 120 minutes)
Voltage-drop calculations for branch circuits and feeders are explained in great detail. Subjects covered include: wire sizing, maximum distance, voltage drop and the effects of harmonic currents, multiwire branch circuits, copper versus aluminum, AC versus DC, metallic versus nonmetallic raceways, skin effect and eddy currents. Includes Articles 210, 215, 230, 250, and 310. Includes one 2-hour DVD
(about 120 minutes)
Branch circuits, feeder, and service calculations are covered in detail. Subjects include: number of circuits required, branch-circuit conductor sizes and protection for A/C, heating, appliances, and ranges. Feeder and service load calculations for offices, banks, stores, restaurants, marinas, recreational parks, mobile home parks, and more! Articles 220, 240, 310, 550, 551, and 555. Includes one 4-hour DVD
(about 240 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on March 09, 2006 in Construction::Electrical.
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It was a excellent reference! But still you need to have the NEC book to guide you through the tables and calculation. Thank you Smartflix!
This is the 2nd Mike Holt video sets I have seen (the 1st, "basic electricity" series set cost me $400 because I purchased it instead of renting!)--and I would have thought that the scenery would have changed from one set too another...but did I guess wrong...
Mike Holt conducts ALL his video sets, sitting in a conference room surrounded by a panel of (7)representatives of the Electrical Industry and "speed talks" his way thru the lessons as if you, the viewer...has 10 or more years in the electrical field already!
His videos are DEFINITELY NOT geared for those trying to learn Electrical Installation, since he reads excerpts from a book he wrote, and does not interact with the viewer in a "one-on-one" manner (his videos remind me of a Donald Trump Seminar)
Try the Mark Shapiro "NEC" video tutorials instead...at least he speaks to the viewer in a manner more understandable and personable...than ANY Mike Holt product can!
