Code Forum Recap - May 2022

Another great resource from Mike Holt Enterprises! The following is a list of the top topics discussed on our Code Forum in the past month. Simply click on any topic that interests you to read, or join in the discussion. If you're not already registered as a Code Forum member, click here to sign up now.

Top 20 Code Forum Topics Last Month

1: Informing owner of using copper clad aluminum with 78 replies in the Business Management / Estimating
2: Expensive screw with 66 replies in the General Electrical Forum
3: Threaded fittings with 60 replies in the General Electrical Forum
4: Fixture socket say only use led equivalent to 75watt incandescent with 59 replies in the Lighting
5: Gas in power transformer with 56 replies in the Troubleshooting
6: PVC service masts with 53 replies in the NEC
7: 120v -w/no load, 0v w/load. with 52 replies in the Troubleshooting
8: UTILITY NIGHTMARE with 48 replies in the Electrical Calculations / Engineering
9: Egc sizing with 46 replies in the General Electrical Forum
10: 120V receptacle in bathroom with steam generator? with 45 replies in the General Electrical Forum
11: Neutrals with Trace - NEC 200.6(A)(4) with 44 replies in the NEC
12: Feeder "taps" not actually "tapped"? with 44 replies in the NEC
13: Code Violation with 42 replies in the NEC
14: Electrician Licensing in NJ with 42 replies in the General Electrical Forum
15: Branch Wire: Solid vs Stranded with 40 replies in the General Electrical Forum
16: Getting Paid (Small) with 40 replies in the Business Management / Estimating
17: Sub panel and 2-2-4-6 Aluminum cable with 39 replies in the Electrical Calculations / Engineering
18: Ungrounded Delta Ground Fault Through a Transformer with 39 replies in the Bonding and Grounding
19: Is a kitchen without a countertop and without countertop receptacles allowed per 2017 NEC? with 39 replies in the NEC
20: Smoke/CO Detector LISTED for Use Near Bathroom?? with 38 replies in the General Electrical Forum

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