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Course #22301 - 2017 NEC Changes: Haz Locations

Course Expiration: September 11, 2026
Course Type: Electrician
Core Credit Hours: 1.0
HVAC Specific: No
Energy Specific: No
NFPA-70E Specific: No
Course Name:2017 NEC Changes: Haz Locations
Course Outline & Objectives:Learning Objectives: Describe the changes to class one, division two wiring methods Know the requirements for cable seals at class one locations Discuss how the code handles area classification in commercial garages Describe the changes for underground wiring for both fuel dispensing facilities and commercial garages Explain the rules for emergency disconnect at fuel dispensary facilities Course Outline: ? Introduction o Overview o Learning Objectives ? Article 500.2 (5 minutes) o Definitions ? Article 501 (20 minutes) o Class One Locations ? Class 1 locations are those that are deemed hazardous due to the presence of flammable gases, flammable liquid-produced vapors or combustible liquid-produced vapors. o Article 501.10 Wiring Methods ? The wiring methods that are allowed in a class one, division two location were increased substantially ? The difference between Division 1 and Division 2 ? Hazardous location ? Product listing ? 501.10 (B) 1 o Article 501.15D Cable Seals in Class One, Division One Locations ? The types of fittings that are allowed near the cable seal are now addressed ? 501.15 ? Article 511 (15 minutes) o Commercial Repair and Storage Garages ? 511.3 talks about the classification of areas ? 511.3 (B), repair garages with gasoline dispensing ? 511.3 (C), major and minor repair garages ? Unclassified areas ? 511.3 (D), major repair garages ? 511.3 (E), classification modifications o 511.8, Underground Wiring ? Wiring beneath commercial garages is now addressed, even for unclassified locations ? Article 514 (15 minutes) o Motor Fuel Dispensing Locations ? 514.3B2: CNG, LNG, and LPG dispensing areas o 514.8, Underground Wiring ? Revised to allow for more wiring methods underneath fuel dispensing areas ? What changed: 514.8 exception number 2, PVC conduit, RTRC fiberglass conduit, and now HDPE, which is high-density polyethylene o 514.11, Emergency Circuit Disconnects ? 514.11 (A) Emergency disconnect ? The device must disconnect power ? 514.11 (B) self-service fuel dispensing facilities ? Article 516 ( 5 minutes) o Flammable or Combustible Spraying, Dipping, Coating, Printing ? This article was extensively revised to mirror the rules in other NFPA standards ? The article covers areas where flammable liquids, combustible liquids or combustible powders are applied above their flashpoint by spraying, dipping, coding, printing or similar ? Conclusion o Summary and Implications
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Keywords: 2017 NEC, Hazardous Locations,
Location(s): N/A - Distance Learning Course
Teaching Method: Internet
Company Name: Vector Solutions
Phone: 866.546.1212
Address: 4890 W. Kennedy Blvd. Suite 300
City: Tampa
State: FL
Postal Code: 33609
Email Address: VSAccreditations@vectorsolutions.com
The Course Provider is: a commercial continuing education provider related to the construction trades
Signup Link: https://www.vectorsolutions.com
Instructor First Name: Ryan
Instructor Last Name: Jackson
Instructor License #:
Instructor Resume:
Instructor Resume: Jackson, Ryan.PDF
Instructor First Name: Ryan
Instructor Last Name: Jackson
Instructor License #:
Instructor Resume:
Instructor Resume: Jackson, Ryan.PDF
Instructor First Name: Ryan
Instructor Last Name: Jackson
Instructor License #:
Instructor Resume:
Instructor Resume: Jackson, Ryan.PDF
Instructor First Name: Ryan
Instructor Last Name: Jackson
Instructor License #:
Instructor Resume:
Instructor Resume: Jackson, Ryan.PDF
Instructor First Name: Ryan
Instructor Last Name: Jackson
Instructor License #:
Instructor Resume:
Instructor Resume: Jackson, Ryan.PDF

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