Apr 25, 2024  
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EAP 7040 - NEC - Equipment for General Use I



Clock Hours: 15

Delivery Mode
on-ground

Course Description:
Review of lamps and ballasts installation and troubleshooting; Articles 400/402 for flexible cords and cables/fixture wires - permitted uses and proper installation; Articles 404/406 for 3-and-4-way switches, receptacles, cord connectors, and attachment plugs; Article 408 for switchboards, switchgear, and panel boards; and Articles 410/411 for luminaries, lamp holders, and lamps; low voltage (30V or less) lighting equipment and Class 2 power sources.

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

  • Identify main types of lamps and ballasts and understand the process to troubleshoot and replace them
  • List the applications permitted when utilizing flexible cables and cords
  • Reference the table for ampacities and be familiar with adjustments
  • Perform a proper installation using strain relief supports for cables and cords
  • Select appropriate size fixture wire for given ampacities
  • List acceptable uses for given ampacities
  • Demonstrate the proper switch connections for 3- and 4-way switches and position them correctly
  • Properly mount snap switches
  • Explain acceptable methods for grounding switch plates
  • Properly mount and wire receptacles
  • Select proper size receptacles for given installations
  • Identify and use proper receptacle covers for wet locations
  • Select the proper location to terminate the high leg in a panel board
  • Identify the proper location of protection for panel boards
  • List the types of enclosures suitable for installing panelboards in damp and wet locations
  • Demonstrate proper termination of conductors in panelboards
  • Give the proper percent fill for panelboards used as raceways and for splices
  • Show an understanding of the requirements associated with the wiring and supporting of luminaries as well as acceptable types for given locations
  • Explain low voltage systems, as defined by then National Electrical Code (NEC), and their uses