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Last Updated Feb 21, 2022
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Electrical codes are different in every jurisdiction, whether that be in Canada, USA, or even within their respective Provinces and States, electrical codes can drastically differ.
Becoming-an-Electrician.com strives to help apprentice electricians with general tips to understand the basics of electricity and the electrical trade as they are on their way to becoming a certified electrical journey-person!
Always ask your authorities before attempting anything shown on Becoming-an-Electrician.com, and read your own codes in your local jurisdiction, as electrical and building codes are always changing!
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