2021 Winter-Spring Webinar Schedule
Article 440 - Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Equipment
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Ralph Goldsborough
$75.00/student for EAP members, $95.00/student for non-EAP members
- 2 CEUs for Philadelphia
- 2 CEUs for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
Individual Registration
Group Registration Rates - Members Only
3-5 attendees: $64/student (15% discount)
6-10 attendees: $60/student (20% discount)
Group Registration
Course Overview:
Join instructor Ralph Goldsborough as he focuses on electric driven air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment as well as the branch circuits and controllers for such equipment. This webinar will review special considerations necessary for circuits supplying hermetic refrigerant motor-compressors, and for any air-conditioning or refrigeration equipment that is supplied from a branch circuit that supplies a hermetic refrigerant motor-compressor.
Grounding & Bonding
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Rich Van Wert
$75.00/student for EAP members, $95.00/student for non-EAP members
- 2 CEUs for Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Delaware
- 2 CEUs for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
Individual Registration
Group Registration Rates - Members Only
3-5 attendees: $64/student (15% discount)
6-10 attendees: $60/student (20% discount)
Group Registration
Course Overview: What is the difference between grounding and bonding? Join this webinar as we explain the difference in addition to proper methods for doing both grounding and bonding. This course will also review applicable NEC regulations and important updates. Systems that will be covered during this course include service entrance equipment, branch circuits, and feeders to sub-panels.
Article 210 - Branch Circuit Requirements
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Michal Hofkin
$75.00/student for EAP members, $95.00/student for non-EAP members
- 2 CEUs for Philadelphia, Maryland
- 2 CEUs for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
Individual Registration
Group Registration Rates - Members Only
3-5 attendees: $64/student (15% discount)
6-10 attendees: $60/student (20% discount)
Group Registration
Course Overview: Branch circuits deliver power from the final overcurrent device to most of the utilization equipment in all occupancies. Multi-wire Branch Circuits, Branch Circuits from different voltage systems, Disconnecting of Branch Circuits, AFCI & GFCI requirements, Ground Fault Protection of Equipment, Branch Circuit & Receptacle Ratings, Required Lighting Outlets, and more will be covered in this fast-paced presentation. It is critical to understand the requirements associated with these circuits that are an integral part of most electrical installations. The student will learn what the branch circuit requirements are and how to comply with them in the 2014 NEC.
Transformers
Saturday, June 19, 2021
8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Ralph Goldsborough
$75.00/student for EAP members, $95.00/student for non-EAP members
*$25.00/student for IEEE certificate
- 2 CEUs for Philadelphia and Delaware
- 2 CEUs for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
- 2 PDHs for PEs approved by IEEE*
Individual Registration
Group Registration Rates - Members Only
3-5 attendees: $64/student (15% discount)
6-10 attendees: $60/student (20% discount)
Group Registration
Course Overview: This webinar will review the different kinds of transformers as well as overcurrent protection. Topics include: outdoor branch circuits, feeders, overcurrent protection, ground fault, interrupting rating, services and AIC.
AFCI & GFCI Requirements for Dwelling Units
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Time: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Instructor: Michal Hofkin
$75.00/student for EAP members, $95.00/student for non-EAP members
- 2 CEUs for Philadelphia, Maryland
- 2 CEUs for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
Individual Registration
Group Registration Rates - Members Only
3-5 attendees: $64/student (15% discount)
6-10 attendees: $60/student (20% discount)
Group Registration
Course Overview: This presentation focuses on the two types of special protections that are afforded to homeowners and renters within their living quarters: AFCI & GFCI protection. While GFCIs are commonplace, the NEC changes the rules regarding the areas that require this critical protection frequently. AFCIs are a newer technology and the NEC has once again expanded the areas that must have this high-tech circuit monitoring. The student can expect to understand the new rules that apply to dwelling units as they pertain to these safety devices that the 2014 NEC requires.