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In January we provided you with a Transformer Chart, and this month Mike would like to share with you this free Wire Raceway Chart – should be an excellent tool for use in the office, on the job site, or in a training facility.
Click here or on the image to download the chart. Please print it out, give it a go, and give us feedback on its use and how it can be improved.
To download or print other useful Mike Holt publications and charts Click here. The charts are at the bottom of the web page.
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Where are all the classes & seminars in the north west? Like the Seattle area ? Wayne Beck August 10 2017, 12:36 pm EDT
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Thank you again Mike for your time to post this info. It greatly helps.Mike you Mike Gatt Mike Gatt April 22 2017, 7:28 pm EDT
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Wow what a great article, I wish the pool installers I have to inspect could grasp this. Joe April 22 2017, 4:29 pm EDT
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Mike holt information help me out alot while l work on residential home thank you Hasan phillips April 20 2017, 7:57 am EDT
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Mike I am setting up some new 277v led fixtures in an existing Walmart and the circuit is to b controlled by building management and on a dimmer system it runs through a novar controls system with minio. I am. Infused as to the wiring method lights come with two low voltage for dimming prints call for 277?tolight and then 2, # 14 from novae control. I am assuming that novae system is tied into the panel I am feeding lights with can u give me some input in this type of system Don April 18 2017, 2:09 am EDT
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Reply from: Mike Holt April 18 2017, 11:00 am EDT
Please post your question on the Code Forum at www.MikeHolt.com.
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He is in is 50's I'm in my 80's and still doing the same. Leo Goodman April 6 2016, 10:36 am EDT
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Raceway Chart: It shows 400amp protection for 500mcm conductors using 60 degrees.
Since @60 deg. 500mcm is rated at 320amps. Wouldn't we use a 350amp breaker as overcurrent protection.
I was assuming copper conductors. TOM March 23 2016, 7:46 am EDT
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Reply from: Mike Holt March 23 2016, 5:29 pm EDT
Please check the table again, the "*" only applies to the 40,48, 64, 72 and 80A loads.
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Hey Mike
Great course I got master electrician book package. I watched some videos on u tube also. I was more than pleased with the way your team organized this test prep. I took North Dakota test on Monday and I feel your product was a real asset. So much information. I'm in my 50's and still taking tests, I have to laugh. Can't sit still.
Thank you To Mike and your team, I feel like a real electrician now that I'm ready to retire!
Kevin Kevin Blankenship March 23 2016, 12:21 am EDT
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Reply from: Mike Holt March 23 2016, 7:39 pm EDT
Congratulations Kevin, we are so honored that we could be part of your success story.
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