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Mike Holt - Online Facebook Show with Mike Holt - Reminder
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Online Facebook Show with Mike Holt - Reminder

 

Online Facebook Show with Mike Holt - Reminder

 

You're invited to participate in a Free online interactive event with Mike Holt this Wednesday.

 

Date: Wednesday, March 7

Time: 1:00 - 1:45 pm EST

Topic: 2011 National Electrical Code

Where: Mike Holt Enterprises Facebook Page

 

This is our first official Online Facebook Show and we would love for you to participate. It's your chance to ask Mike Holt Code questions (must be submitted in advance) and get the answers live in your home or office.

 

We need to know the number of interested attendees. If you are interested in participating, please "Post a Comment" to this newsletter stating that you will attend and you can also post the question that you'd like Mike to answer.

 

Mike looks forward to visiting with you; this is another industry first, an event you don't want to miss. If there is interest, we'll do this monthly and add evening broadcasts for those who find it difficult to participate during the workday.

 

Here's How it Works:

  • Click on the yellow button below to Post a Comment to this newsletter with your name and Code question or if you prefer you can send it via email to Tara@MikeHolt.com
  • On March 7th , a few minutes before 1:00 (EST) go to http://www.facebook.com/mikeholtenterprises
  • Look for the tab in the left column titled 'Mike Holt Live Video Show' and click on it to begin viewing the live streaming. Settle in and get ready to watch Mike answer your Code questions.
  • Chat - You'll see the chat area located below the video. If you have a Facebook page you can chat with Mike and others watching the video stream while you watch. After 30 minutes Mike will also answer some questions submitted by chat.

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Comments

  • I am working in Petrochemical complex, wherein the hazardous area installation is based on NEC classification. 1) In case of Class1, Div2 area the motors selected shall be TEFC, while the TEFC motors manufactured by European manufacturers are suitable for installation in Class1, DIv2 area? 2) In case of Class1, Div2 area, the Junction boxes and Control Panels shall be Explosion-proof, while for the these items supplied by European Manufacturers are Increased Safety or equivalent to Zone2. Under these circumstances, which one to be selected? Thank you in advance Sudheendra Nanjangud

    Sudheendra Nanjangud  March 9 2012, 2:41 pm EST
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  • I w/attend

    Mike  March 7 2012, 12:13 pm EST
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  • I will be attending.

    Bryan  March 6 2012, 3:20 pm EST
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  • what major changes have been made in the 2011 code that stands out from the 2008 code, especially in regard to Solar pv and renewable energy systems, and why were these changes necessary?

    Mark Dunston  March 6 2012, 11:18 am EST
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  • Here in Ohio as in quite a few other states, there are no requirements for licensing electricians with the exception of contractors. What are some good arguments for mandatory licensing that can be presented to building departments or other AHJ's?

    Mike Walker  March 6 2012, 9:50 am EST
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  • I would like to know why some municipalities require electrical licenses and others do not.

    Giovanni.Electricman  March 6 2012, 9:37 am EST
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  • I would love to attend, but my company blocks Facebook on their computers. Possibly a webinar would be considered in the future?

    Jeff  March 6 2012, 8:47 am EST
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  • I will be attending.

    Justin Wood  March 6 2012, 8:23 am EST
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  • I will be attending/ watching.

    Kent Crook  March 6 2012, 8:07 am EST
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  • What determines when and where bonding/grounding bushings are to be used?

    Tim Dean  March 6 2012, 7:15 am EST
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  • I will attend this session.

    Michael Dixon  March 6 2012, 1:29 am EST
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  • NEC not exposed to how to calculate estimated electrical loads in a area with millions of people for a limited period of time Here, I mean the central area around the Grand Mosque in MAKKAH,in which they live millions of people during the Hajj season as well as the holy month of Ramadan

    Is it possible to assist in the calculation of the expected electrical loads, for example, a hotel or residential tower in this area

    Tarek  March 6 2012, 12:10 am EST
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  • Hello Mike: This question has bugged since I use your Exam Prep book to teach Trainee Classes in Seattle WA.

    You often use the 75deg column when applying amperage loads below 100Aps - Since a majority of circuit breakers below 100Amps are only rated for 60deg rise.In light of 110.14(C)(1)(a)restricting using the lower 60deg rating for conductor #14 through 1 AWG & 110.14(b)allowing for use of the 75deg for Circuits rated over 100Amps, can you clarify for me why I when reading the answers they seem to conflict with what the NEC allows. Sincerely John Gary C-US-4CEU'S

    John Gary  March 5 2012, 11:25 pm EST
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