Welcome to our
web site. Our continuing
education program for the March 31, 2012 renewal period is complete. We would like to thank all that attended. In an effort to continue to provide quality C.E.U. courses we encourage everyone to submit
ideas for new continuing education subjects . The contractor exam prep course is
held twice per year. (For the April and October exam) Please visit the schedule page for more information. If you have any questions please email Tom at BobFrangipane@aol.com.
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Thanks to all who signed our online petition to lower
C.E.U hours. We will keep you posted on the progress right here on the front page. ********************************************
If you have any interesting / funny pictures related to electric, please send them to us.
Got an
IDEA for new topic ? Email us, we are always looking for new ideas on course topics.
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What do you think? We need your feed back.....Have
you disagreed with what an inspector is asking you to do?.... Hot topics- - Running a #8 bond wire from the jacuzzi tub to the electric
panel. (according to some of our friends, inspectors are still asking for this when there
is a plactic pipe system feeding the tub).
- Arch fault breakers in a renovation project.
(as per the rehab code, You are allowed to replace existing non arch fault circuits with
new non arch fault circuits. All new circuits (not existing) must have arch fault protection in the required locations.)GFI protection in the Garage and unfinished basements. ( The excetpions from
2005 have been adopted by NJ. and still apply)
Area's
to watch out for: Barrier Free requirements in 4 families or more. - Panel heights - Switches - Thermostats Counter Receptacles Are
you using the correct recessed light fixture? The installation of Recessed lights must not only comply with the National
Electrical Code, they must also comply with the energy code and the building code. Look for Bob's course on recessed
lights this fall.
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