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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Ideal for anyone new to the electrical industry, this book provides a thorough overview of the variety of electrical materials that are used by today's electricians. Designed to cover essential electrical materials information, the book introduces each material with a photograph and a description. Electrical Materials then progresses to include information on where the part is most commonly seen and how it is used, in addition to its limitations. When appropriate, relevant National Electrical Code articles are noted, so readers have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a meaningful way, using the leading industry standard. With a straightforward, concise writing style, this book will serve as a valuable training tool, reference book, or supplement to learning the NEC. About the AuthorRob Zachariason is Division chair and instructor of the Construction Trades programs at Minnesota State Community and Technical College, as well as an Instructor for the Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee. He is a graduate of the Construction Electricity program at Northwest Technical College and the National Joint Apprenticeship Committees Inside Wireman Program. Mr. Zachariason holds a Master Electrical License in North Dakota and Minnesota. He is a former member of the Board of Directors for the North Dakota State Electrical Board.
Rob worked as an electrician for 10 years before becoming a full time instructor. His time in industry was varied, working residential, commercial, and industrial. Rob is a former member of the Board of Directors for the North Dakota State Electrical Board, and is a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the International Association of Electrical Inspectors. He is currently President of Zachs Electric Incorporated. Table of ContentsUnit 1: COMMERCIAL BUILDING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Unit 2: READING ELECTRICAL WORKING DRAWINGS—ENTRY LEVEL Unit 3: CALCULATING THE ELECTRICAL LOAD Unit 4: BRANCH-CIRCUITS Unit 5 SWITCHES AND RECEPTACLES Unit 6: BRANCH-CIRCUIT INSTALLATION Unit 7: MOTOR AND APPLIANCE CIRCUITS Unit 8: FEEDERS Unit 9 SPECIAL SYSTEMS Unit 10: WORKING DRAWINGS—UPPER LEVEL Unit 11 SPECIAL CIRCUITS (OWNER'S CIRCUITS) Unit 12 PANELBOARD SELECTION AND INSTALLATION Unit 13 THE ELECTRIC SERVICE Unit 14 LAMPS FOR LIGHTING Unit 15 LUMINAIRES (FIXTURES) Unit 16 EMERGENCY, LEGALLY REQUIRED STANDBY, AND OPTIONAL STANDBY Unit 17 OVERCURRENT PROTECTION: FUSES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS Unit 18 SHORT-CIRCUIT CALCULATIONS AND COORDINATION OF OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES Unit 19 EQUIPMENT AND CONDUCTOR SHORT-CIRCUIT PROTECTION Unit 20 LOW-VOLTAGE REMOTE-CONTROL Unit 21 THE COOLING SYSTEM APPENDIX
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