How To Use The NEC, NEC 2020, (29min:15sec)

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Published 2020-11-09

This video is extracted from Mike Holt's Understanding the National Electrical Code Video Program and is a great primer on how to fully understand the layout and design of the code book. Mike and his video team analyze the chapters, articles, and index of the code book while also giving tips on how to find a specific requirement in the National Electrical Code®.

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All Comments (21)

@Texansfan254Jeff 2 years ago

I've been in the trade since 2005 and studied it in college two years prior to that. You'll NEVER stop learning new things out of the NEC Codebook/Handbook.
@davidredpath4781 2 years ago

Mike Holt is the man to follow! You can learn a truckload of information from him and then some!
@frankdagreat598 3 years ago

🙏 ALWAYS WORTH WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS ...thank you all at MIKE HOLT INT. loving the break down on the NEC book...
@tentativemedia4195 3 years ago

Thanks Mr. Holt. Much studying left to do! Thanks for the advice you give.
@TheAlexProject13 3 years ago

Thank you Mike. We appreciate your knowledge and wisdom.
@niranjandhawale9028 3 years ago

Hi Mike, I am a fresher to this field and NEC and your videos seems the right thing to look for. Very beautifully explained and expressed. 1 like from India 👍
@savemyneighborhood 9 months ago

Thank you Mike! I starting to study now after many years of confusion which I don't even want to look at. These terms you mentioned "Within sight, continuous load, it should be readily accessible" are a few of too many that made me confused.
@ChickenJoe24 2 years ago

First video I watched from your channel. Wont be the last for sure and I get some relief knowing there is reliable sources to gain this knowledge from.
@renecruzbonilla 3 years ago

Great video. Much better than reading slides in my IBEW residential class.
@Brolik81 2 years ago

I'm a apprentice and I definitely need this knowledge
@johnnylegend24 3 years ago

All the information is always broken down step by step very helpful 👍🏽
@adamlloyd9931 3 years ago

Thanks for all you do Mike I appreciate it.
@walexsyfigueroa1146 2 years ago

Thank you for you explanation about nec
@BRabbit716 8 months ago

Thank you for your time
@dolceEats 1 year ago

Great video !Hey Mike I’m a 1st yr apprentice currently, I just started school. I’m a sound and comm tech apprentice and I recently received all my books including applied codeology and nec, wac, electrical theory. What’s the best way to get to learning how to find information fast and how to understand the nec and wac Im in Washington.
@isaacyung5252 3 years ago

God Bless You to Mike
@zawarahmad1538 2 months ago

you are my new hero mike
@hunterfields4038 2 years ago

Mike The man the myth the legend.
@qck57594 3 years ago

Thank you MIKE, very interesting
@KrazyKajun602 1 year ago

For NEC2020, and new construction does smoke /CM detectors have to be hardwired for rough-in? building a new house and would rather have wireless interconnected that is tied in with alarm system.