Learning Electrical Checklists

3/7/2016
Electrical Installation
Checklists
Class Schedule:
12:40 PM – 2:00 PM Commercial Inspection Checklists
2:00 PM – 2:15 PM Break
2:15 PM – 3:15 PM Commercial Inspection Checklists
3:15 PM – 3:30 PM Break
3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Violation or Not?
Instructors: David Burtt, Don Hursey, Jeff Simpson
Full class handouts: www.jadelearning.com/class

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Rough Inspection
IRC R109.1.2 Rough plumbing, mechanical, gas
and electrical systems inspections shall be
made prior to covering or concealment.
IBC 110.3.4 Rough Frame Inspections shall
be made after the roof deck or sheathing, all
framing, fireblocking and bracing are in place and
pipes, chimneys and vents to be concealed are
complete and the rough electrical, plumbing,
heating wires, pipes and ducts are approved.
NC Administrative Code 107.1.4 Rough-in
inspections shall be made when all building
framing and parts of the electrical, plumbing, fire
protection, or heating-ventilation or cooling
system that will be hidden from view in the
finished building have been placed but before any
wall, ceiling finish or building insulation is
installed.
Rough Inspection. Wiring in Fire Walls.

IBC 714.3.2 Membrane penetrations. Steel
Electrical boxes:
Boxes on opposite sides of the fire wall or partition
shall be separated by one of the following:
1.1. By a horizontal distance of not less than 24 in.
1.2. By a horizontal distance of not less than the
depth of the wall cavity where the wall cavity is filled
with cellulose loose-fill, rockwool or slag mineral wool
insulation.
1.3. By solid fireblocking in accordance with 718.2.1.
1.4. By protecting both boxes with listed putty pads.
1.5. By other listed materials and methods.
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Rough Inspection. Wiring in Fire Walls.

IBC 714.3.2 Membrane penetrations. Listed electrical boxes of any material:
Boxes on opposite sides of a wall shall be separated by one of the following:
2.1. By a horizontal distance of not less than 24 inches.
2.2. By solid fireblocking in accordance with 718.2.1.
2.3. By protecting both boxes with listed putty pads.
2.4. By other listed materials and methods.
Rough Inspection.
300.10 Electrical Continuity of Metal
Raceways and Enclosures
Metal wiring methods and enclosures must
be metallically joined together into a
continuous electrical conductor and shall
be connected to all boxes, fittings, and
cabinets so as to provide effective
electrical continuity.
Unless specifically permitted elsewhere in

the Code, raceways and cable assemblies
must be mechanically secured to boxes,
fittings, cabinets, and other enclosures.
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Rough Inspection
330.30 MC Cable Securing
and Supporting.
Cables up to 10 AWG to be
secured within 12 in. of the
box and supported no more
than 6 ft. apart.
Except for fished cables and

up to 6 ft. of MC cable to
luminaires or other
equipment located above an
accessible ceiling.
Rough Inspection
Dissimilar metals 342.14,
344.14, 358.12(6)
RMC, IMC, EMT:
Where practicable, dissimilar
metals in contact anywhere
in the system shall be
avoided to eliminate the
possibility of galvanic action.
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Rough Inspection
250.148 Continuity and
Attachment of Equipment
Grounding Conductors to Boxes.
Where circuit conductors are spliced
within a box, or terminated on
equipment within a box, any
equipment grounding conductor
associated with those circuit
conductors shall be connected within
the box or to the box with devices
suitable for the use.
Rough Inspection
Article 100 Accessible (as applied to wiring methods).
Capable of being removed or exposed without damaging the building
structure or finish or not permanently closed in by the structure or finish of
the building.
Junction boxes above a hard

lid ceiling, bonding
connections to exposed
structural steel, water & gas
pipe must be accessible.
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Rough Inspection
517.13(A) Branch
circuits serving patient
care areas:
Metal raceway required
for branch circuits
serving patient care
areas.
The raceway itself

must qualify as an
equipment grounding
conductor if branch
circuit is serving the
patient care area.
Listed healthcare grade MC cable.
Rough Inspection
300.21 Spread of Fire or
Products of Combustion.
Openings around electrical

penetrations into or through fire-
resistant-rated walls, partitions,
floors, or ceilings shall be
firestopped using approved methods
to maintain the fire resistance
rating.
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Rough Inspection
110.12(A) Unused Openings.
Unused openings, other than those
intended for the operation of
equipment, or mounting purposes,
or those permitted as part of the
design for listed equipment, shall
be closed.
Rough Inspection
300.4(A)(1) Bored Holes.
Maintain at least 1 ¼ in.
from nearest edge of hole to
nearest edge of wood
member.
If 1 ¼ in. cannot be
maintained, then nail
protection is required.
Nail plates to be at least 1/16

in. thick and of appropriate
length and width to cover the
area of the wiring.
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Above Ceiling Electrical

410.36(B)
Luminaires to
be securely
fastened.
• Bolts.
• Screws.
• Rivets.
• Listed clips.

300.11(A) Securing and
Supporting
• Support wires installed in
addition to the ceiling grid
support wires shall be
permitted as the sole support.
• Where independent support
wires are used, they shall be
secured at both ends.
• Cables and raceways shall not
be supported by ceiling grids.
Where independent support wires are used,

they shall be distinguishable by color,
tagging, or other effective means.
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300.22(C) Other
places used for
environmental air
(Plenums)
• Metallic wiring
methods.
• Plenum rated
plastic cable ties.
Not a Plenum
Plenum Ceiling
Ceiling.

200.4(B) Multiple circuits with
more than one neutral:
Must group neutrals with associated
ungrounded conductors in at least
one location in any enclosure.
Can use wire markers, cable ties, or

similar means.
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110.12 Unused openings to be

closed.
Box covers should be installed.

10 ft. 3 ft.
358.30 EMT securing & supporting.

• Securely fastened within 3 ft. of the
box or enclosure.
• Support no further than every 10 ft.
(B) Supports. Horizontal EMT
supported by openings in framing
members at intervals not greater than
10 ft. and securely fastened within 3 ft.
of termination points shall be permitted.
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110.26(A) Working space:
Required if likely to be examined,
adjusted, serviced while energized.
424.66(B) Duct heaters with limited
access above ceiling:
(1) Enclosures to be accessible through a
lay-in ceiling or access panels.
(2) Work space width shall be the width of
the enclosure or 30 in., whichever is
greater.
(3) All doors must open at least 90°.
(4) The space in front of the enclosure
shall comply with the depth requirements
of Table 110.26(A)(1). A horizontal ceiling
T-bar shall be permitted in this space.

250.104 Bonding
exposed structural
steel and piping
systems.
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725.24 Class 1, 2 and 3
circuits shall be installed in
a neat and workmanlike
manner.
Cables and conductors
installed exposed on the
surface of ceilings and
sidewalls shall be supported by
the building structure.

410.117(C) Tap Conductors.
Tap conductors are permitted
from the luminaire terminal
connection to an outlet box placed
at least 1 ft. from the luminaire.
Such tap conductors shall be in 18 AWG fixture whip
suitable raceway or Type AC or 12-2 MC cable
MC cable of at least 18 in. but not 20-A branch
more than 6 ft. in length. circuit
240.21 Tap conductors shall NOT

supply another conductor except
through an overcurrent device.
402.11 Uses Not Permitted. Fixture wires shall NOT be used as

branch-circuit conductors except as permitted elsewhere in this Code.
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12-2 MC cable
20-A branch
circuit
18 AWG fixture whip

725.25 Abandoned Cables:
The accessible portion of
abandoned Class 2, Class 3, and
PLTC cables shall be removed.
Where cables are identified for

future use with a tag, the tag
must be able to withstand the
environment involved.
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410.116 Clearance to insulation and combustible materials.
Type IC (Insulation Contact):

Can be in direct contact with Type IC
insulation and combustibles.
NON-Type IC:
Must be at least ½ in. from
combustible material and at
least 3 in. from insulation.
Above
Ceiling
Electrical
300.21 Spread of Fire or Products of Combustion

Openings around electrical penetrations into or through fire resistant-
rated walls, partitions, floors, or ceilings shall be fire-stopped using
approved methods to maintain the fire resistance rating.
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600.5(A) Required Branch Circuit.
• 20 amp branch circuit required for each
commercial occupancy.
• Cannot serve other loads.
• Installed in an accessible location at the
entrance.

590.3(D) Temporary wiring
shall be removed immediately
upon completion of
construction or purpose for
which the wiring was installed.
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Rooftop Electric
Rooftop Electric
250.110 Equipment Fastened in Place or Connected by Permanent
Wiring Methods shall be connected to an equipment grounding
conductor..
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Rooftop Electric
Rooftop Electric
250.12 Clean Surfaces.
Paint, lacquer, and enamel shall be
removed from threads and other
contact surfaces to ensure good
electrical continuity or be connected
by means of fittings designed so as
to make such removal unnecessary.
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Rooftop Electric
110.22(A)
Identification of
Disconnecting Means.
Each disconnecting
means shall be legibly
marked to indicate its
purpose unless located
and arranged so the
purpose is evident.
The marking shall be of

sufficient durability to
withstand the
environment involved.
Rooftop Electric
440.4(B) Multimotor and Combination-Load Equipment.
Required nameplate markings.
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Rooftop Electric
110.28 Enclosure Types.
Table 110.28 shall be used for selecting these
enclosures for use in specific locations other
than hazardous (classified) locations.
404.4 Damp or Wet Locations.
A surface-mounted switch or circuit breaker
shall be enclosed in a weatherproof enclosure
in compliance with 312.2.
312.2 Damp and Wet Locations.
• ¼ in. airspace required.
• Enclosures installed in wet locations shall be
weatherproof.
Rooftop Electric
314.23(F) Raceway-Supported Enclosure, With

Devices, Luminaires, or Lampholders
• Must be supported by two or more conduits
threaded wrench-tight into the enclosure or hubs.
• Enclosure cannot be greater than 100 cubic inches.
• Each conduit shall be secured within 3 ft. of the
enclosure, or within 18 in. of the enclosure if all
conduit entries are on the same side.
• Check all exceptions!
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Rooftop Electric
314.23(F) Raceway-Supported Enclosure, With Devices,
Luminaires, or Lampholders.
Must be supported by two or more conduits
threaded wrenchtight into the enclosure or hubs.
Rooftop
Electric
430.32(A)(1)
Thermal
Overload
Protection
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Rooftop Electric
210.63 HVAC Equipment Outlet.
A 125-volt, single-phase, 15- or 20-
ampere-rated receptacle required.
Located at the same level and within
25 ft.
The receptacle shall not be
connected to the load side of the
equipment disconnecting means.
Exception: Evaporative coolers at
one and two-family dwellings.
Rooftop Electric
250.97 Bonding methods for circuits
over 250 volts to ground:
• Connections utilizing threaded couplings
or threaded hubs on enclosures if made
up wrenchtight.
• Threadless couplings and connectors if
made up tight for metal raceways and
metal-clad cables.
• Other listed devices, such as bonding-
type locknuts, bushings, or bushings
with bonding jumpers.
• Exceptions on slide 44.
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Service, Panelboards, Transformers

250.97 Bonding required for raceways with circuits over 250 volts
to ground.
Exception: Where oversized, concentric, or eccentric knockouts are NOT
encountered, ok to use:
• Threadless couplings and connectors for cables with metal sheaths.
• Two locknuts, on RMC or IMC, one inside & one outside of the enclosure.
• Fittings with shoulders that seat firmly against the enclosure, such as
EMT, FMC and cable connectors, with one locknut on the inside of boxes
and cabinets.
• Listed fittings.
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110.26(A) Working space.

110.24 Field marking
of available fault
current.
• Services in other than
dwellings.
• Marked with the AFC.
• Also marked with the
date that the AFC
was determined.
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408.5 Clearance for
Conductor Entering Bus
Enclosures.
Raceways, including their
end fittings, shall not rise 3 in. max
more than 3 in. above the
bottom of the enclosure.

215.12 Identification for feeders
supplied from more than one
nominal voltage system.
Each ungrounded conductor of a
feeder shall be identified by phase
or line and system at all
termination, connection, and splice
points.
Must be by color coding, marking
tape, tagging, or other approved
means.
The identification method must be
documented and readily available or
posted at each feeder panel.
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200.6 Identifying Grounded Conductors
Sizes 6 AWG or smaller:

(1) A continuous white outer
finish.
(2) A continuous gray outer
finish.
(3) Three continuous white or
gray stripes along the
conductor’s entire length on
other than green insulation.
Sizes 4 AWG or larger:

Same methods above or, at the time of installation, by a distinctive white
or gray marking at its terminations that encircles the conductor insulation.

250.119 Identification of Equipment Grounding
Conductors.
Sizes 6 AWG or smaller:
• Bare conductor.
• Continuous green outer finish.
• Continuous green outer finish with one or more
yellow stripes.
Sizes 4 AWG or larger:
• Same as above or, at the time of installation, to be
permanently identified as an equipment grounding
conductor at each end and at all accessible points.
(Can be stripped bare where exposed, green tape,
green coloring at the termination).
• Check all exceptions.
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240.86 Series Ratings:
Main OCPD is fully rated for 38,000 AFC

the AFC, and the branch
breakers are not but have
been tested in combination
with the main to achieve
sufficient protection from
faults higher than their
rating.
This series rated

combination must be field
verified by checking the
label or book that comes
with the panelboard.

NEC 110.22 Where circuit breakers or fuses are
applied in compliance with the series combination
ratings marked on the equipment by the manufacturer,
the equipment enclosure(s) shall be legibly marked in
the field to indicate the equipment has been applied
with a series combination rating.
The marking shall be readily visible and state the
following:
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408.4(B) Source of Supply.
• All switchboards, switchgear, and panelboards supplied by a feeder(s)
in other than one- or two-family dwellings shall be marked to indicate
each device or equipment where the power originates.

210.5(C)(1) Identification for
ungrounded conductors. Branch circuits
supplied from more than one nominal
voltage system.
Where the premises wiring system has
branch circuits supplied from more than one
nominal voltage system, each ungrounded
conductor of a branch circuit shall be
identified by phase or line and system at all
termination, connection, and splice points.
Must be by color coding, marking tape,
tagging, or other approved means.
The identification method must be
documented and readily available or posted
at each branch circuit panelboard.
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240.4(B) Overcurrent Devices Rated
800 Amperes or Less.
Ok to round up to next higher standard size
if the conductors being protected are not
part of a branch circuit supplying more than
one receptacle for cord-and-plug-connected
portable loads.
Example:
• Select a No. 6 AWG cu. rated 65 amps.
• Select a 70 amp OCPD.

200.4(B) Multiple circuits
with more than one neutral:
Must group neutrals with
associated ungrounded
conductors in at least one
location in any enclosure.
Can use wire markers, cable

ties, or similar means.
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250.30(A)(1) System
Bonding Jumper.
System Bonding Jumper
connection can be made
at the source OR at the
first disconnecting means
or overcurrent device.
System Bonding Jumper


250.30(A)(4) Grounding
Electrode.
The system must be
grounded to a nearby
grounding electrode.
250.104(D) Nearby water
pipe and exposed structural
metal must also be bonded to
the system even if they don’t
qualify as a grounding
electrode.
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450.9 Ventilation
Transformers with
ventilating openings shall
be installed so that the
ventilating openings are
not blocked by walls or
other obstructions.
The required clearances
shall be clearly marked on
the transformer.

450.10(A) Grounding of Dry-Type
Transformer Enclosures.
Where separate EG conductors and
SSBJ’s are installed, a terminal bar
for all G&B connections shall be
secured inside the transformer
enclosure.
The terminal bar shall be bonded to
the enclosure and shall NOT be
installed on or over any vented
portion of the enclosure.
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450.13(B) Hollow Space
Installations.
Dry-type transformers 1000 volts or 50 KVA max
less and not over 50 kVA shall be
permitted in hollow spaces of
buildings not permanently closed in
by structure.

Transformer installation instructions.
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Final Electrical Inspection
Emergency lighting working

as intended with 2-lamp
illumination
Panel labeling installed and

accurate.
Contractor happy.

700.12 General Requirements.
In the event of the normal power supply failure, emergency lighting,
emergency power, or both shall be available within the time required for
the application but not to exceed 10 seconds.
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700.12(B)(3)Dual Supplies. Prime movers shall not be solely dependent
on a public utility gas system for their fuel supply or municipal water
supply for their cooling systems.
Exception: Where acceptable

to the AHJ, the use of other
than on-site fuels shall be
permitted where there is low
probability of simultaneous
failure of both the off-site fuel
delivery system and power
from the outside electrical
utility company.

IBC 1008.3.4 Duration. The emergency power system shall provide
power for a duration of not less than 90 minutes (1 ½ hours).
NEC 700.12(F)(2) Unit equipment batteries to have a capacity of 1 ½
hours.
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NEC 700.12(F)(2)(3) The branch circuit feeding the unit equipment shall
be the same branch circuit as that serving the normal lighting in the area
and connected ahead of any local switches.

NEC 700.12(F)(2)(3) Exception: In a separate and uninterrupted area
supplied by a minimum of three normal lighting circuits that are not part of
a multiwire branch circuit, a separate branch circuit for unit equipment
shall be permitted if it originates from the same panelboard as that of the
normal lighting circuits and is provided with a lock-on feature.
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NEC
700.12(F)(2)(4)
The branch circuit
that feeds EM
lights & exit signs
shall be clearly
identified at the
distribution panel.

700.16 Emergency lighting systems shall be designed and installed so that
the failure of any individual lighting element, such as the burning out of a
lamp, cannot leave in total darkness any space that requires emergency
illumination.
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700.16 Emergency Illumination. Where high-intensity discharge lighting
such as high and low-pressure sodium, mercury vapor, and metal halide is
used as the sole source of normal illumination, the emergency lighting
system shall be required to operate until normal illumination is restored.
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Emergency luminaire mounting height
Mounting the emergency light higher than specified by the engineer results
in less amount of light at the floor level where its required by code.
Final Electrical
Inspection
Verifying emergency
lighting and exit signs.
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410.10(A) Luminaires
in Wet and Damp
Locations.
If installed in a wet
location, required to be
marked “Suitable for wet
locations”.
If installed in a damp
location, required to be
marked “Suitable for wet
locations or “suitable for
damp locations”.

GFCI protection for other than
dwellings.
Required for 15 and 20-ampere
single phase 125-volt receptacles:
• Bathrooms.
• Kitchens.
• Rooftops.
• Outdoors.
• Within 6 ft. of a sink.
• Indoor wet locations.
• Locker rooms with showers.
• Garages, service bays.
• Elevator pits and machine
rooms.
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GFCI protection for other than
dwellings:
Other GFCI requirements:

• Vending machines.
• Electric drinking fountains.
• Tire inflation machines and automotive
vacuum machines provided for public use.
• Floor heating cables.
• Most underwater pool luminaires.
• Spas and hot tubs.
• Single phase, 120-240 volt pool pump
motors.
110.12(A)
Unused
openings to
be sealed.
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Inspector will be looking for any

remaining uninspected items shown on
the plans and their associated wiring
methods for code compliance.

Calibrating x-ray equipment
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408.4(A) Circuit Directory Required.
• Every circuit and circuit modification shall
be legibly identified as to its clear,
evident, and specific purpose or use.
• The identification shall include an

approved degree of detail that allows
each circuit to be distinguished from all
others.
• Circuits must not be described in a

manner that depends on transient
conditions of occupancy.
Verify any required

circuit lock-on or
lockable devices.
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Lock-on devices
serving fire alarm
control panel and
emergency
lighting.

422.31(B) Appliances Rated over 300
Volt-Amperes.
For permanently connected appliances
rated over 300 VA, the branch-circuit
switch or circuit breaker shall be permitted
to serve as the disconnecting means where
the switch or circuit breaker is within sight
from the appliance or is lockable in
accordance with 110.25.
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Violations or Not?
Violation or Not?
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Violation or Not?
352.28 Trimming. All cut ends shall
be trimmed inside and outside to
remove rough edges.
352.46 Bushings. Where a conduit

enters a box, fitting, or other
enclosure, a bushing or adapter shall
be provided to protect the wire from
abrasion unless the box, fitting, or
enclosure design provides equivalent
protection.
Violation or Not?
314.27(B) Floor Boxes.
Boxes listed specifically for this
application shall be used for
receptacles located in the floor.
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Violation or Not?
210.11(C)(2) Laundry
Branch Circuits.
At least one additional 20-
ampere branch circuit shall
be provided to supply the
laundry receptacle outlet(s)
required by 210.52(F). This
circuit shall have no other
outlets.
Violation or
Not?
230.70(B) Marking.
Each service disconnect
shall be permanently
marked to identify it as a
service disconnect.
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Violation or Not?
Angle Pulls 314.28(A)(2).
Must be at least 6 times the
largest raceway to opposite wall.
After
Before
Violation or Not?
314.23(E) Raceway-Supported Enclosure, Without Devices,
Luminaires, or Lampholders shall be supported by two or more conduits
threaded wrench-tight into the enclosure or hubs…
After
Before
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Violation or Not?
314.23(F) Raceway-Supported
Enclosures, with Devices,
Luminaires, or Lampholders
shall be supported by two or more
conduits threaded wrench-tight
into the enclosure or hubs…
Violation or Not?
410.6 Listing Required. Before
All luminaires, lampholders, and retrofit kits shall be listed.
After
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Violation or Not?
511.9 Sealing.
Seal off fittings.
Must comply with 501.15 and
501.15(B)(2).
Applies to horizontal and vertical
boundaries of the defined Class I
location.
Violation or Not?
300.18 Raceway
Installations.
(A) Complete Runs.
Raceways shall be installed
complete between outlet,
junction, or splicing points
prior to the installation of
conductors.
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Violation or Not?
312.5(C) Each cable shall be secured
to the cabinet, cutout box or meter
enclosure.
Exception: Nonmetallic sheathed
cables can enter the top of a surface
mounted enclosure through a non
flexible raceway at least 18 in. and
not longer than 10 ft.
• The cable must be secured within 12 in. of the outer end of the raceway.
• The raceway extends directly above the enclosure and does not penetrate a
structural ceiling.
• Fitting on each end of raceway.
• Raceway is sealed/plugged at outer end to prevent access through raceway.
• Cable sheathing is continuous and extends into the enclosure at least ¼ in.
Violation or Not?
300.4(A)(1) Cables and
Raceways Through Wood
Members. Nail plate should
be at least 1/16 in. thick
and appropriate length and
width installed to cover the
area of the wiring.
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Violation or Not?
200.6 Identifying Grounded
Conductors.
Sizes 6 AWG or smaller: No. 6 AWG
(1) A continuous white outer finish.
(2) A continuous gray outer finish.
(3) Three continuous white or gray
stripes along the conductor’s entire
length on other than green
insulation.
Violation or Not?
110.3(B) Listed
equipment shall be
installed in accordance
with the instructions.
Connectors installed
upside down.
Cable sheathing not

extending into
enclosure.
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Violation or Not?
110.3(B) Listed equipment to be installed per instructions.
330.40 Fittings used to connect Type MC cable to boxes, cabinets, or other
equipment shall be listed and identified for such use.
Violation or Not?
324.41 Flat Conductor Cable.
Floor Coverings. Floor-mounted
Type FCC cable, cable connectors,
and insulating ends shall be covered
with carpet squares not larger than
1.0 m (39.37 in.) square.
Carpet squares that are adhered to
the floor shall be attached with
release-type adhesives.
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Violation or Not?
516.3(D)(4) Enclosed
Spray Booths and
Spray Rooms. The
area within 3 ft. of any
opening shall be
classified as Class I,
Division 2; Class I,
Zone 2; Class II,
Division 2; or Zone 22
locations, whichever is
applicable, as shown in
Figure 516.3(D)(4)(1).
Violation or Not?
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300.11(A) Securing and

Supporting
• Where independent support
wires are used, they shall be
secured at both ends.
Violation or Not?
Violation or Not? 18 In.
Class I
Location
Outdoor panelboard
located adjacent to
fuel dispenser.
20 Ft.
18 In.
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Learning Electrical Checklists

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3/7/2016

12:40 PM – 2:00 PM Commercial Inspection Checklists

2:00 PM – 2:15 PM Break

2:15 PM – 3:15 PM Commercial Inspection Checklists

3:15 PM – 3:30 PM Break

3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Violation or Not?

Instructors: David Burtt, Don Hursey, Jeff Simpson

Full class handouts: www.jadelearning.com/class

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Rough Inspection. Wiring in Fire Walls.

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Rough Inspection. Wiring in Fire Walls.

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Unless specifically permitted elsewhere in

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Except for fished cables and

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Junction boxes above a hard

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The raceway itself

Openings around electrical

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Nail plates to be at least 1/16

Above Ceiling Electrical

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Above Ceiling Electrical

Where independent support wires are used,

Above Ceiling Electrical

Above Ceiling Electrical

Can use wire markers, cable ties, or

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Above Ceiling Electrical

110.12 Unused openings to be

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Above Ceiling Electrical

358.30 EMT securing & supporting.

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Above Ceiling Electrical

Above Ceiling Electrical

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Above Ceiling Electrical

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Above Ceiling Electrical

240.21 Tap conductors shall NOT

402.11 Uses Not Permitted. Fixture wires shall NOT be used as

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Above Ceiling Electrical

18 AWG fixture whip

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Above Ceiling Electrical

Where cables are identified for

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Above Ceiling Electrical

Type IC (Insulation Contact):

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300.21 Spread of Fire or Products of Combustion

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Above Ceiling Electrical

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Above Ceiling Electrical

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