I’ll have to go slow on this one!
all set to get started
Starting course.
About to get started :):):):)
Ready to go!
electric?..shocking!
On to the next session…will be back
On to the next session…will be back
I’m hoping this course will clear up a few concerns I have … so far every course Ive taked here has been very informative … Thanks
Tom Dutkus
Starting now…
ready to start thjs exciting class
Here we go!!!
Every structure is required to have a grounding electrode system. If they are present in the structure, they must all be bonded together. If a detached structure has a remote distribution panel located at the structure, then it requires a grounding electrode system of its own. The equipment grounding conductor in a 4-wire feeder does not take the place of the required grounding electrodes.
The above is quoted from the course. My question: If the remote distribution panel requires a grounding electrode, is a bonding bar now required in the RDP also?
Hi, I noticed something in one of the illustrations used for 3-phase Panels. The second diagram shows the sine waves for 2 phase 90 degrees apart. I never heard of this, and always thought the two different “hot” wires were 180 degrees apart, in residential systems. This allowed, a while back of course, for the use of a common neutral, with two hots, without overloading the neutral, thereby saving copper. This was disallowed at some point. For what it’s worth, wikipedia backs this up.
Of course, 120 degrees for 3 phase systems.
I am learning a lot from these courses, thanks!
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Here we go!!! 
Learning a lot from this course
Just completed the course and exam. Pretty concise for residential inspections.
Would still like to print course work as I go along in pdf format for my files.
I would also like to know questions I got wrong so I can correct my errors by re reading applical course sections.
Still having a little problem navigating from end of exam to print certificate page.
Otherwise happy with the process.
Thanks Ben for your work.
Hi, Douglas.
You might be interested in our companion textbook for the course, which is in a downloadable PDF format. Purchase it from our partner Inspector Outlet at How to Perform Electrical Inspections PDF Download – Inspector Outlet
In relation to providing answers: InterNACHI is restricted from providing that type of information. In compliance with federal and state standards, our international distance education policy does not allow us to disclose to students which questions were incorrectly answered. We can not provide the correct answers for those missed questions either. The exam draws upon a larger pool of questions, so that each time you take the exam, you will not have the same exact questions provided. You may take InterNACHI’s online exam as many times as you like in order to pass without penalty.
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Ready to go! So Far so good. Studying is good for the brain! 