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Before Mounting Electrical Boxes

Tips to know before mounting electrical boxes. A good rough-in gives you a good finish. Understand about box heights and above finished floor to become a great apprentice electrician!

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Residential Wire vs. Commercial Wire

Learn when to use residential and commercial wiring by determining its environment.. like fire-rating, mechanical damage, and many other factors.

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What is a Nameplate on Electrical Equipment

A name plate identifies how to satisfy the electrical demand of equipment. It often clarifies VOLTAGE, AMPS, PHASE, Model and Serial Number, and Hertz (Frequency) of the electrical equipment.

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How to Read an Electrical Panel Schedule

Panel schedules are what guide us as electricians on what tasks to accomplish next.

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How to Mount and Install Electrical Boxes in Wood Frame

How to install an electrical box outlet, and how to properly mount a light switch in the rough-in stage for electricians.

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What are Jobsite Specs & Data Sheets

Electricians must look at jobsite specs and data sheets to determine exact details about equipment, mounting heights, and any requirements from the electrical engineer!