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Which End Up For Receptacles?

Is there a proper or preferred orientation of the ground? More

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Wire Receptacles and Switches Like a Pro

Learn how to do it the right way; your client’s life depends on the quality of... More

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Wiring a Three-Way Switch

Learn how to wire a three-way switch when both switches come after the fixture,... More

After Debate, Alabama Retains Arc-Fault Requirement for New Houses

Alabama's building code will continue to reference the National Electrical Code (NEC), which requires arc-fault circuit interruptors. More

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Pigtails for Switches?

Is there any advantage to wiring switches with pigtails? More

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Sizing Electrical Boxes

To avoid big problems later on, learn how to determine the correct size box to... More

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Electrical Outlets on Boxed Columns

They may or may not be required by code depending on the size of the column, but... More

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Simpler Solar Panel Assemblies

Cost and complexity are the two main reasons you don't see a photovoltaic array on... More

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Duct Chases and Electrical Wiring

Why it's okay to install Romex in an HVAC or chimney chase, but not in ductwork. More

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