In a market of hundreds of millions of installations, a mandatory standardization of SKYX's ceiling outlet platform, should it occur, would enable a robust, safer plug and play ceiling installation of ...

All questions and answers are based on the 2017 NEC. Underlined text indicates a Code change. Q. Does the NEC limit the number of service drops or service laterals allowed on a building? A. A building ...

Is your state up to code? The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFi) recently released an infographic that answers that very question in one handy visual. Several states recently adopted ...

These rules aren't suggestions. They're life-saving requirements that protect workers during construction and everyone who uses the building later.

SKYX Platforms Corp. SKYX announced that the National Electrical Code® (NEC) has voted to approve SKYX's generic names for its weight-bearing safe plug & play outlet/receptacle for ceilings as WSCR ...

Installing switches directly on outlets isn't required by the National Electric Code. The NEC requires contractors to ...

The National Electrical Code (NEC) exists to keep people and property safe from electrical hazards and fires. Electricians like me and Chris Lozano of Frontdoor Home Services spend years learning the ...

Engineers can be confused when it comes to CSA and UL markings. Here’s quick look at the markings and what they mean. There is a widespread misconception among electrical professionals in the U.S.