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Electric Pro Academy - Real skills to make real money.

Synopsis:
For those following the channel story of Joel’s never-ending house rewire, let’s just say, there’s plenty more work to do. The Walsman’s bought their 1938 home knowing that the electrical needed serious attention, and so this is not a video endorsing any of the practices you see. Instead, it just so happens to be a single location where we can show you most of the common issues we see across jobsites daily! Feel free to chime in in the comments with which violation you stumble across most often.

Laced within the technical instruction are recommendations and points of professionalism employed daily by Jefferson Electric masters, journeymen, & apprentices.

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EPro-To-Call:
You’ve got the tools and the willingness to solve your own electrical problem, but are held up by a couple ominous details. Rather than hiring out the whole project, get a 15-year professional electrician’s expertise directly via video or voice call to overcome your home project obstacle; EPro’s own Joel Walsman is available for any electrical question, with complete transparency & full-bodied advice for the seasoned or novice DIYer. Get the certainty of a pro’s past experience, present attention to detail, and knack for the future!
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Products We’d Recommend:
*EPRO endorses pro-level tools & materials, and receives a small commission for purchases through our links from Amazon & other affiliate programs. We’d be happy to recommend more cost-effective products for DIYers and low-frequency users if you engage with us in the comment section!
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National Electrical Code (NEC) referenced in this video:
Free Access Here: https://www.nfpa.org/codes-and-standards/all-codes-and-standards/list-of-codes-and-standards/detail?code=70
[] Unused Wires Must Be Capped [NEC 110.12]
[] Open Panel Or Box Knockouts [NEC 110.12(A)]
[] Separation of Grounds & Neutrals [NEC 250.32(B)(1)]
[] Breakers Matched To Wire By Circuit [NEC 240.4]
[] Electrical Connections Fully Enclosed [NEC 110.12(A)]
[] GFCI In Damp Locations [NEC 210.8]
[] Wire Secured & Supported [NEC 334.30]
[] Conduit Secured & Supported [NEC 358.30]
[] Loose Fittings [NEC 258.42]
[] Working Space [NEC 110.26]

Outline:
0:00 - Introduction
0:53 - 1. Uncapped Wires
1:12 - 2. Open Knockouts
1:42 - 3. Misplaced Neutral Wires
2:29 - 4. Mismatched Breakers-To-Circuits
3:08 - 5 & 6. Missing Electrical Enclosures & Lacking GFCI Protection
3:56 - 7. Incorrectly Secured & Supported Wires
4:28 - 8 & 9. Incorrectly Secured & Supported Conduit & Loose Fittings
4:49 - 10. Inadequate Working Space

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