Grounding - Safety Fundamentals (1hr:13min:19sec)MikeHoltNEC2026-09-20 | Grounding - Safety Fundamentals (1hr:13min:19sec)The grounding electrode conductor is permitted to originate at the meter enclosure, 250.24(A)(1).MikeHoltNEC2024-05-24 | ...Even when confronted with the facts, the inspector rejected the installation. This pisses me off…MikeHoltNEC2024-05-23 | ...It’s okay to make a splice in a panel cabinet. Read NEC 312.8 for details.MikeHoltNEC2024-05-23 | ...Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System, NEC 2023 - [Article 625], (16min:00sec)MikeHoltNEC2024-05-18 | If you ever needed proof that the future has truly arrived you need look no further than the National Electrical Code and Article 625–Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System. Learn more about this bidirectional power supply that may be parked in your driveway or garage by watching the video where Mike and a team of experts explain what NEC Article 625 is all about.
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comTo make an installation safe from electric shock, see NEC 250.4, 250.54, and 410.30(B)(5).MikeHoltNEC2024-05-09 | ...Detailed Explanation of GFCI Measurement Rules | NEC 2020MikeHoltNEC2024-05-06 | Mike Holt discusses the application of specific rules regarding maintaining a distance of six feet for electrical cords. The distance is measured as the shortest path the cord will follow without piercing a floor, wall, ceiling, fixed barrier, or passing through a window. Mike gives an example of plugging in a six-foot cord and visually determining if the sink is within six feet based on how the cord would follow. This explanation is important for understanding electrical safety regulations and measurements.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Code Requirements for Bonding Gas Piping NEC 2020MikeHoltNEC2024-05-02 | Mike Holt discusses the code requirements for bonding gas piping that is likely to become energized due to the presence of electrical circuits. He explains that if there are conductors in the enclosure of the metal furnace, it is necessary to bond it in accordance with code 250.104. This code specifies the requirements for bonding gas metal piping in order to prevent it from becoming energized. The importance of following these regulations to ensure safety and compliance with electrical codes is emphasized in the transcription.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comWhy Tamper-Resistant Receptacles are Important #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-04-30 | Mike Holt recounts a humorous incident involving his grandson, Carson, who was able to instinctively know what to do when given a spoon and pointed to a receptacle. Mike humorously imagines Carson taking apart an entire receptacle if given a screwdriver. His daughter later calls to ask about Carson's antics being included in his book after a code change. The story highlights Carson's unique and amusing behavior in response to simple instructions.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Electrical Theory: A Conversation with Mike HoltMikeHoltNEC2024-04-29 | In the video, Mike Holt discusses a situation where he was unable to help someone experiencing an issue with their washing machine due to a lack of understanding of electrical theory. He emphasizes the importance of having a foundational understanding of theory in order to effectively troubleshoot and problem solve. By having this knowledge, individuals can better comprehend and address electrical issues. Mike highlights the value of theoretical knowledge in practical situations and encourages others to consider its importance in problem-solving scenarios.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comTo understand why a ground rod doesn’t protect against a ground fault, watch MikeHolt.com/GroundRod.MikeHoltNEC2024-04-27 | ...Understanding the NEC: Practical Safeguarding from Electrical Hazards #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-04-24 | Mike Holt discusses the purpose of the National Electrical Code (NEC) which is to ensure the safety of individuals and property from electrical hazards. He emphasizes that the NEC is not a design guide or instruction manual, but rather a practical safeguard. Mike shares his experience of trying to learn the NEC as an electrician and highlights the importance of combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience in the field. The NEC is meant to be a tool for those working in the electrical trade to ensure safety in their work.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Tamper-Resistant Receptacles in Residential Buildings #electricaldevices #necMikeHoltNEC2024-04-23 | Mike Holt discusses the requirement for tamper-resistant receptacles in various areas such as dwelling units, attached and detached garages, accessory buildings, and common areas of multi-family buildings. He emphasizes the importance of expanding this requirement to ensure safety in all these areas. The change is seen as a broad one, especially for condominiums with multiple common areas. Overall, the focus is on enhancing safety measures by implementing tamper-resistant receptacles in specified locations.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comWatch to overcome your grounding fantasies. MikeHolt.com/FantasiesMikeHoltNEC2024-04-22 | ...Special Occupancies Scope [500.1], NEC 2023, (3min:11sec)MikeHoltNEC2024-04-22 | At the start of Chapter 5 (Special Occupancies) in the National Electrical Code, Article 500 lays the foundation for the “Hazardous (Classified) Locations” rules that follow.
Join Mike and the team on this video where they discuss the scope of Article 500, where such hazardous areas exist, and what makes them hazardous in the first place.
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comThree fantasies related to ground rods at metal light poles. MikeHolt.com/FantasiesMikeHoltNEC2024-04-22 | Ground rods are sometimes installed at metal light poles with good intentions. They are not required by the NEC and serve no value. Watch MikeHolt.com/Fantasies to understand why.Mike Holt Apprenticeship - A Training Directors Perspective...MikeHoltNEC2024-04-19 | Are you an organization looking to implement an electrical apprenticeship program for your team? Are you an electrical training director looking to upgrade your Apprenticeship program?
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✅ Don't miss out on the latest updates and exclusive content. Subscribe to this channel now - Click here to subscribe: youtube.com/@MikeHoltNEC?sub_confirmation=1If you don’t understand why this ground rod is ridiculous, watch MikeHolt.com/FundamentalsMikeHoltNEC2024-04-18 | ...Understanding System Voltages and Reverse Feeding Transformers | Mike Holts NEC Training #necMikeHoltNEC2024-04-17 | Mike Holt discusses a wide Delta configuration where a transformer originally set up as Delta Y to supply 480V down to 120V and 208V is being considered for reverse feeding. He explains that while it is not the best practice to backfeed a transformer, it can be done if the transformer is marked suitable for reverse feeding and the instructions are followed. It is emphasized that a neutral is not needed on the primary side of a Y system in this setup. The video provides guidance on how to safely reverse-feed the transformer for the desired voltage outputs.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comThe Importance of Theory in Electrical Work | Mike Holt EnterprisesMikeHoltNEC2024-04-16 | Mario emphasizes the importance of theory in understanding the laws and principles that govern electrical systems. He mentions Ohm's law, Lenz's law, and other theoretical concepts that provide a foundation for comprehending codes and rules in the field. Understanding theory helps break down complex concepts to a basic level, starting with atoms and building up from there. Mario and Brian House both stress the importance of knowing the why behind electrical principles, highlighting theory as essential for aspiring electricians, engineers, and inspectors to truly grasp the subject matter. Without a solid understanding of theory, one may feel lacking in their knowledge and comprehension of electrical systems.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding the Importance of Grounding in Electrical Systems | Mike Holt EnterprisesMikeHoltNEC2024-04-15 | Mike Holt discusses the importance of grounding in electrical systems, specifically focusing on requirement 250.4A2. He explains how a ground rod or electrode connects to the earth to provide grounding. Mike also mentions the use of a grounding electric conductor coming out of the meter can and going through an inter-system bond determination to connect to other systems like telephone cables. The grounding electrode helps clear faults and prevent electric shocks, ensuring safety in the system. Overall, the video emphasizes the significance of proper grounding for electrical safety.
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Auxiliary Electrodes in Electrical Installations #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-04-09 | Mike Holt discusses the code 250.54 which allows for the installation of an auxiliary electrode. He mentions seeing auxiliary electrodes placed next to motors and ground rods being installed near pools. The code permits the addition of an auxiliary electrode according to 250.54 without specific rules, leaving it open for interpretation. Mike emphasizes the flexibility in adding auxiliary electrodes as per the code.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Ground Fault Current Path in Furnaces and Gas PipingMikeHoltNEC2024-04-08 | Mike Holt discusses the importance of flex metal conduit in providing an effective ground-fault current path for a furnace and gas piping system. He explains that the equipment grounding conductor bonds the system according to NEC regulations. Specifically, Mike references section 250.104(B) which states that metal piping systems in a building are considered bonded by the equipment grounding conductor, eliminating the need for additional bonding. This ensures compliance with NEC requirements for electrical safety.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comInstalling a Satellite Dish on an Apartment Building #electricalcode #nec #electricaldevicesMikeHoltNEC2024-04-03 | Mike Holt discusses installing a satellite dish on an apartment building. He, advises the fictitious individual on the necessity of an antenna discharge unit and the importance of it being listed. The individual mentions being on the 14th floor and questions the placement of the electric discharge unit. The conversation revolves around the proper installation and bonding of the electric discharge unit for the satellite dish. Mike highlights the importance of following regulations and guidelines for such installations.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Parallel Conductors: Distribution of Currents Explained #electricalcodeMikeHoltNEC2024-04-02 | Mike Holt discusses the importance of evenly distributing currents between parallel conductors. He emphasizes the need for all conductors in a parallel set to be identical in terms of number, length, material, size, and insulation. The goal is to ensure that the conductors terminate in the same manner for efficient operation. Mike highlights the significance of maintaining uniformity in parallel conductor setups for optimal performance.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comGround Rods Wont Protect From LightningMikeHoltNEC2024-04-01 | Mike Holt discusses the misconception of using ground rods to protect against lightning strikes on light poles. He highlights the destructive power of lightning and questions the effectiveness of a ground rod in protecting a light fixture on top of a pole. Mike emphasizes the importance of proper lightning protection measures beyond just driving ground rods. The video serves as a reminder of the potential dangers of lightning strikes and the need for comprehensive safety measures.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comMike Holt: Explaining Turns Ratio in TransformersMikeHoltNEC2024-03-27 | Mike Holt discusses the relationship between turns and voltage in a transformer. Using an example of 20 turns in the primary at 480 volts, he explains that each individual winding turn is 24 volts. Similarly, with five turns in the secondary, the ratio is 4:1, but each winding is still 24 volts. This demonstrates how the voltage is distributed in relation to the number of turns in the transformer. Mike highlights the importance of understanding these relationships in transformer operation.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.com[2020] Significant Change in Service Disconnecting Means #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-03-26 | Mike Holt discusses a significant change in the number of disconnecting means permitted for specific services or service entrance conductors, allowing for up to six disconnects instead of just one. However, this change comes with the condition that each of the six disconnects must be in separate enclosures with a main service disconnecting means in each. This new regulation marks a significant shift in electrical code requirements and is important for those in the industry to be aware of.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comKey Rules for Bonding Gas Piping Systems #electricalcodeMikeHoltNEC2024-03-25 | Mike Holt discusses the requirements for copper conductors of six gauge that are not to exceed 75 feet according to NFPA 54. He mentions the need for accessibility and the possibility of needing to create an access hole for installation. Mike also recounts a conversation with his son, who is an electrical contractor, regarding bonding the gas pipe for an outdoor fireplace, which is not a requirement in the code.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comUnderstanding Mutual Induction in Transformers | Theory Explained #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-03-22 | In this video, Mike Holt discusses the concept of mutual induction in transformers. He explains how a wire going around a coil creates an electromagnetic field when current is passed through it. This magnetic field in the primary coil cuts the secondary conductors, causing electrons to flow on the secondary side. Mike recommends referring to a theory book for a more in-depth understanding of the topic. Mutual induction is essential for the functioning of transformers and is covered in detail in theory books.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comAmpacity Correction and Adjustment Factors #electricalcodeMikeHoltNEC2024-03-21 | Mike Holt discusses making adjustments and corrections based on a temperature of 90 degrees C. He emphasizes the importance of sizing the wire to the terminal and ensuring it is not smaller than required. Mike suggests checking if the wire sized for the terminal can still be used for the application. Additionally, he highlights the need to follow the guidelines outlined in section 110.14C for proper wire sizing in the given application. Overall, Mike stresses the importance of proper wire sizing and adherence to safety standards.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comAuxiliary Grounding Electrodes [250.54], NEC 2023, (10min:54sec)MikeHoltNEC2024-03-20 | Grounding electrodes that are not required by the NEC are called “auxiliary electrodes” and are connected to the equipment grounding conductors. Since they serve no purpose related to electrical safety, they have no NEC requirements. Watch this video where Mike and the team discuss the “non” requirements of NEC section 250.54.
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comDangers of Multiwire Circuits 28.6MikeHoltNEC2024-03-20 | “Multiwire” branch-circuits are advantageous in that they save money! But multiwire branch-circuits also present some unique hazards if not installed properly. Find out what you need to know about the dangers inherent with multiwire branch-circuits by watching the video where Mike and the team discuss the theory behind these circuits.
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comSurge Protective DevicesMikeHoltNEC2024-03-18 | Do you know how surge protective devices (SPDs) help protect electrical equipment when subjected to transient voltage spikes that can wipe out electronics and leave your expensive TV smoking?
Join Mike and the team in this video to learn more about where transient voltage spikes come from and how surge protective devices can protect equipment.
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comEmpowering Future Leaders in Electrical Code Knowledge with Mike Holt Enterprises #electricalcodeMikeHoltNEC2024-03-15 | Mike Holt emphasizes the importance of the next generation of leaders, encouraging them to take on the responsibility of leading and making a positive impact. Mike expresses his desire to pass on knowledge and information to the younger generation so that they can excel and surpass the achievements of previous generations. He stresses the significance of their role in shaping the future and urges them to take their leadership roles seriously. The message is clear - the future depends on the next generation stepping up and making a difference!
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Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comMath and History of Multi Wire Branch Circuits #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-03-06 | The video discusses the concept of voltage distribution in a circuit with two conductors carrying 240 volts. Mike Holt explains how the voltage is divided based on the resistance in the circuit, using the law of proportion. By comparing the resistance values of different devices like a TV and a hairdryer, Mike demonstrates how the voltage is distributed unequally. The example shows that the TV will receive more voltage and potentially malfunction due to the imbalance. The overall message emphasizes the importance of understanding voltage distribution in electrical circuits to prevent damage to devices.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comMurphys Law of a Multi Wire Branch Circuit #electricalcode #necMikeHoltNEC2024-03-05 | The video discusses Murphy's Law in the context of a multi-wire branch circuit, stating that the most expensive piece of equipment connected to the circuit will be damaged by the square of the value of the product. Using a $3,000 TV and a $30 piece of equipment as examples, Mike emphasizes the importance of understanding this concept to prevent damage to expensive equipment. The video delves into the mathematical calculation involved in determining potential failures on a multi-wire branch circuit.
Thanks for watching. For more information please visit mikeholt.comSuitable Wiring Methods [110.8], 2023 NEC, (6min:45sec)MikeHoltNEC2024-02-22 | What exactly is a “suitable” wiring method? To learn more about how to interpret NEC section 110.8, take the time to read the attached text and watch the video where Mike and the team explain what is meant by a suitable wiring method.
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