Very informative, well laid out
Complying with the 2020 NEC 6 hr
Code updates and changes from previous editions of the National Electrical Code
6 credit hours
Description
This course introduces attendees to the National Electrical Code (NEC) 2020 edition, significant changes from the prior version and applicability to the installation of alarms and electronic security systems.
Who Should Take It
Anyone involved in installing any electrical system since they all must be installed in conformance with the NEC by Licensed Professionals
What Is Covered
Architecture of the Code Book; How to Find applicable requirements to your installation; What applies and what does not apply to your installation. We go into some detail relative to the fire alarm, burglar alarm and locksmith trades specifically. The entire code is relative to electrical contractors and to those who may be exempt from licensure because of a telecommunications exemption
3 ways to take this class:
NJ Fire Alarm and Burglar Alarm License Applicant package updated for 2023
80 CEU hours On Demand
Value Bundle NJ Laws and Rules of the Trade, NICET 2 Fire Alarm Training, Carbon Monoxide and the Code, Installation Quality, NICET 1 Fire Alarm Prep Course, NJ Construction Code Permit Processing, Residential Security System Installation, Business by the Numbers, Quantifying Unnecessary Dispatches, Battery, Power Supply and Voltage Drop Calculations Made Easy, Fire Alarm Inspection and Test, Intro to Ethical Sales and Marketing Practices, Americans with Disabilities Act 2022, Exam Prep Access Control 23-24, 4 Hr Residential Smoke Detection Class 2022, NJ Barrier Free Subcode 2022, Industrial Safety 2022, Complying with the 2020 NEC 6 hr, introduction to Ethical Sales Pracitices 2 hr, Exam Prep 2020NEC updated for 23-24, Exam Prep Burglar Alarm Basics 23-24, Exam Prep Business Module updated for 23-24, NJ UCC 2023 Course, Exam Prep Electronics 23-24, Exam Prep Fire Alarm 23-24, Exam Prep Law Module 23-24, Exam Prep Practice Test 23-24, Exam prep CCTV Module 23-24
80 hour NJ License applicant package 2023
80 CEU hours On Demand
Value Bundle ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), Fire Alarm Basics and Exam Prep Module 8 of 9, NJ Laws and Regulations of the Trade and Law: Exam Prep 2 of 9, NICET 2 Fire Alarm Training, Carbon Monoxide and the Code, NJ Barrier Free Subcode, Troubleshooting Security Systems, Industrial Safety, Pricing your work in today's competitive environment / Selecting an Effective Pricing Strategy, Installation Quality, NICET 1 Fire Alarm Prep Course, NJ Construction Code Permit Processing, Residential Security System Installation, Business by the Numbers, Quantifying Unnecessary Dispatches, Doing Business in NJ and Exam Prep Business Module 1 of 9, Burglar Alarm Basics & Exam Prep Module 7 of 9, Battery, Power Supply and Voltage Drop Calculations Made Easy, Fire Alarm Inspection and Test, Intro to Ethical Sales and Marketing Practices, Electronics and Math for the Trade, CCTV Basics, 4 Hr Residential Smoke Detection Class 2022, Complying with the 2020 NEC 6 hr, Fire Alarm and NFPA 72 2016 Updated for 2022, NJ UCC 2023 Course, Access Control Basics
Lessons
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NEC 2020 Lesson 1 of 3
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NEC 2020 Lesson 2 of 3 NEC 2020 Lesson 2 of 3
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NEC 2020 Lesson 3 of 3 NEC 2020 Lesson 3 of 3
Complying with the 2020 NEC 6 hr
Code updates and changes from previous editions of the National Electrical Code
6 credit hours
Description
This course introduces attendees to the National Electrical Code (NEC) 2020 edition, significant changes from the prior version and applicability to the installation of alarms and electronic security systems.
Who Should Take It
Anyone involved in installing any electrical system since they all must be installed in conformance with the NEC by Licensed Professionals
What Is Covered
Architecture of the Code Book; How to Find applicable requirements to your installation; What applies and what does not apply to your installation. We go into some detail relative to the fire alarm, burglar alarm and locksmith trades specifically. The entire code is relative to electrical contractors and to those who may be exempt from licensure because of a telecommunications exemption
3 ways to take this class:
NJ Fire Alarm and Burglar Alarm License Applicant package updated for 2023
80 CEU hours On Demand
Value Bundle NJ Laws and Rules of the Trade, NICET 2 Fire Alarm Training, Carbon Monoxide and the Code, Installation Quality, NICET 1 Fire Alarm Prep Course, NJ Construction Code Permit Processing, Residential Security System Installation, Business by the Numbers, Quantifying Unnecessary Dispatches, Battery, Power Supply and Voltage Drop Calculations Made Easy, Fire Alarm Inspection and Test, Intro to Ethical Sales and Marketing Practices, Americans with Disabilities Act 2022, Exam Prep Access Control 23-24, 4 Hr Residential Smoke Detection Class 2022, NJ Barrier Free Subcode 2022, Industrial Safety 2022, Complying with the 2020 NEC 6 hr, introduction to Ethical Sales Pracitices 2 hr, Exam Prep 2020NEC updated for 23-24, Exam Prep Burglar Alarm Basics 23-24, Exam Prep Business Module updated for 23-24, NJ UCC 2023 Course, Exam Prep Electronics 23-24, Exam Prep Fire Alarm 23-24, Exam Prep Law Module 23-24, Exam Prep Practice Test 23-24, Exam prep CCTV Module 23-24
80 hour NJ License applicant package 2023
80 CEU hours On Demand
Value Bundle ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), Fire Alarm Basics and Exam Prep Module 8 of 9, NJ Laws and Regulations of the Trade and Law: Exam Prep 2 of 9, NICET 2 Fire Alarm Training, Carbon Monoxide and the Code, NJ Barrier Free Subcode, Troubleshooting Security Systems, Industrial Safety, Pricing your work in today's competitive environment / Selecting an Effective Pricing Strategy, Installation Quality, NICET 1 Fire Alarm Prep Course, NJ Construction Code Permit Processing, Residential Security System Installation, Business by the Numbers, Quantifying Unnecessary Dispatches, Doing Business in NJ and Exam Prep Business Module 1 of 9, Burglar Alarm Basics & Exam Prep Module 7 of 9, Battery, Power Supply and Voltage Drop Calculations Made Easy, Fire Alarm Inspection and Test, Intro to Ethical Sales and Marketing Practices, Electronics and Math for the Trade, CCTV Basics, 4 Hr Residential Smoke Detection Class 2022, Complying with the 2020 NEC 6 hr, Fire Alarm and NFPA 72 2016 Updated for 2022, NJ UCC 2023 Course, Access Control Basics
Reviews
Very informative
I have used other platforms and would have liked better interaction however it was great for the price.
Very Informative, some classes were repetitive but still got something from all lessons
Class was very informative and also a great brush up on prior knowledge
very useful and easy to use and understand
detail and clear
This self-paced course is very informative, and the explanations are detailed and easy to follow. I would recommend this course over any other for the NJ license exam preparations.
Very informative. Learned a lot.
This is a very informative and valuable course. I believe if animation is added the material will be more memorable and it will help to emphasize the major points.
Very informative on the new NEC2022 revisions
This is very informative and discusses the changes to the new code.
very informative and easy to understand.
slow, but informative.
This course was very informative
The provided information during this class will be very helpful on the field to perform our work to be in compliance with the trade code
This class is very important because is a the electrical code 2020…!!! It was great Thanks👍👍
The information was concise and specific. It was engaging and kept you interested the entire time. Thank you.
Informative and great experience
Good
Very informative when it comes too electical coding as well as inventive ways to work
the class was good, and I learned a lot thank you Mr. Bob
Well explained . Well taught
Covered general code, code in nyc differs slightly some information was invalid due to that reason
It was very thorough and professor was readily able to answer any questions and kept asking.
The updates on certain topics are very important.
it was very informative
Very informative.
Overall I am verry happy with the course. Each subject was explained clearly and in much detail. Only option that I wish I had was to ask questions as I go, like the live students did - might make sense to add such option in the system. Also, the package may need to be reviewed for repetitive content - seemed like some classes had similar or same slides for certain subjects. Other than that, I am very satisfied, the knowledge I gained was definitely worth the time and money.
excellent coverage of topics, very personable
Excellent presentation and context
Well organized and presented. Plenty of opportunity for interaction with the instructor. Substantially increased my knowledge of NEC 70 requirements.
very informative, as far as racewires and codes.
Very informative
Very informative thank you
Go class and instructor was good
Very informative material
Good information on the New Code changes.
Great, I learned a lot.
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