Apr 18, 2024  
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Course/Program Inventory

EAP 4060 - Wiring & Protection III



Clock Hours: 27

Delivery Mode
on-ground

Prerequisites: EAP 2050 - Wiring & Protection I    

EAP 4040 - Wiring & Protection II  

Course Description:
Review of Article 215 for feeder conductors; Article 220 for branch circuits and service calculations; Article 225 for outside branch circuits and feeders; Article 230 for outside wiring and service installs; Article 240 overcurrent protection and OCPD for equipment and appliances; and Article 250 grounding and bonding and types of EGCs.

Student Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course, the learner will:

  • Determine selection ampacity and OCPD ratings for feeder conductors
  • Determine minimum equipment grounding conductor size for feeder circuits
  • Properly identify feeder conductors according to NEC requirements
  • Calculate branch circuit loads and selection ampacities
  • Select proper OCPD for branch circuits
  • Select minimum conductor size for branch circuits
  • Understand how to review Article 220, Sections 220.1 - 220.18 for information
  • Calculate service/feeder loads and selection ampacity
  • Select proper OCPD for service/feeder loads
  • Select minimum conductor size for service/feeders
  • Select appropriate equipment for outside wiring
  • Assemble appropriate equipment necessary for outdoor wiring installations
  • Be able to reference OCPD for specific equipment or appliances
  • Know the conditions necessary for choosing the next OCPD rating above the ampacity of a conductor
  • Reference standard OCPD ratings
  • Install the OCPD at the branch circuit origin
  • Understand the reason for equipment grounding and bonding
  • Recognize the types of EGCs
  • Recognize equipment which is not a part of the electrical system that needs to be bonded and grounded
  • Apply identification methods of EGCs
  • Determine the proper size of EGCs.
  • Discuss the installation of grounding electrode conductors
  • Understand and apply the requirements for service equipment grounding and bonding
  • Understand how to recognize separately derived systems