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Motor Conductor and Short-Circuit Ground-Fault Protection Sizing. Conductors are sized at 125% of Motor FLC (Article Table), based on 75C column of Table 310.16 (all terminals are rated 75C), see NEC 110.14(C)(1)(a)(3) and 430.22(A) [22A x 125% = 28A]. Breaker used for short-circuit ground-fault protection sized to 250% of motor FLC, see NEC 430.52(C)(1)(a) [22A x 250% = 55A]. The limitation of 30A protection for 10 AWG does not apply to motor branch circuits, see NEC 240.4(D) and 240.4(G). As for me and my House, we will serve the Lord [Joshua 24:15]. #mikeholt #electricaltraining #electrician #electricaleducation #electricaltrade #necrequirements 12/14/2025

Motor Conductor and Short-Circuit Ground-Fault Protection Sizing. Conductors are sized at 125% of Motor FLC (Article Table), based on 75C column of Table 310.16 (all terminals are rated 75C), see NEC 110.14(C)(1)(a)(3) and 430.22(A) [22A x 125% = 28A]. Breaker used for short-circuit ground-fault protection sized to 250% of motor FLC, see NEC 430.52(C)(1)(a) [22A x 250% = 55A]. The limitation of 30A protection for 10 AWG does not apply to motor branch circuits, see NEC 240.4(D) and 240.4(G). As for me and my House, we will serve the Lord [Joshua 24:15]. #mikeholt #electricaltraining #electrician #electricaleducation #electricaltrade #necrequirements

Starting with the 2020 NEC, GFCI protection is required for dwelling unit ranges and dryers that are cord-and-plug connected, see NEC 210.8(A). Since all ranges and dryers are shipped from the factory with an N/G bond, the GFCI breaker always trips. NEC 250.142(B) requires a 4-wire cord to ranges and dryers; separate the N/G bond at the appliance, and your problem will be solved. As for me and my House, we will serve the Lord [Joshua 24:15]. #mikeholt #electricaltraining #electrician #electricaleducation #electricaltrade #necrequirements 12/09/2025

Starting with the 2020 NEC, GFCI protection is required for dwelling unit ranges and dryers that are cord-and-plug connected, see NEC 210.8(A). Since all ranges and dryers are shipped from the factory with an N/G bond, the GFCI breaker always trips. NEC 250.142(B) requires a 4-wire cord to ranges and dryers; separate the N/G bond at the appliance, and your problem will be solved. As for me and my House, we will serve the Lord [Joshua 24:15]. #mikeholt #electricaltraining #electrician #electricaleducation #electricaltrade #necrequirements

Don't listen to a dinosaur! Terminals must be torqued to the manufacturer's instructions [NEC 110.3(B)] using the proper tool [NEC 110.14(D)]. Do not torque a terminal more than once in its lifetime! You don't need to 'wiggle' the wire as you torque the terminal. You are not a torquing tool, so you can't possibly terminate a terminal without the proper tool, but a Dinosaur thinks they can. NFPA 70B, Section 8.11 recommends AGAINST “re-torque” terminations after the initial application of the proper torque during installation. It recommends using infrared scans and visual inspections to detect loose connections. If necessary, a torque tool set to 90% of the recommended torque value may be applied to the connection to detect a loose connection. Be sure to deenergize the circuit before applying the tool. As for me and my House, we will serve the Lord [Joshua 24:15]. #mikeholt #electricaltraining #electrician #electricaleducation #electricaltrade #necrequirements 12/09/2025

Don't listen to a dinosaur! Terminals must be torqued to the manufacturer's instructions [NEC 110.3(B)] using the proper tool [NEC 110.14(D)]. Do not torque a terminal more than once in its lifetime! You don't need to 'wiggle' the wire as you torque the terminal. You are not a torquing tool, so you can't possibly terminate a terminal without the proper tool, but a Dinosaur thinks they can. NFPA 70B, Section 8.11 recommends AGAINST “re-torque” terminations after the initial application of the proper torque during installation. It recommends using infrared scans and visual inspections to detect loose connections. If necessary, a torque tool set to 90% of the recommended torque value may be applied to the connection to detect a loose connection. Be sure to deenergize the circuit before applying the tool. As for me and my House, we will serve the Lord [Joshua 24:15]. #mikeholt #electricaltraining #electrician #electricaleducation #electricaltrade #necrequirements

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Security & Speed for you lineman and electricians out there. For when you tell the apprentice “DO NOT HIT THE WIRES”. And he said “ok” and proceeded to hit the wires! Get one from: www.hackstopshop.com I saw this product on Tikkytock and had to share it. Simple and effective. #lineman #electrician

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