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1
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690

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PV systems

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705

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Interconnections (includes AC microgrids)

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3
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706

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Energy Storage Systems

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710

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Standalone systems

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712

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Direct current microgrids

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100

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Definitions

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110

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Requirements for general installations

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110.14 (C)

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Terminal temperatures

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9
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110.16

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Arc-flash hazard warning

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10
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110.21 (B)

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Field applied hazard markings (ANSI references)

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110.26 (A) (1)

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Working spaces

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12
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NEC 110.28

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Enclosure selection (NEMA)

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13
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200

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Use and identification of grounded conductors

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14
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200.6

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6AWG and smaller can be marked white for PV

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15
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230

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Services

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16
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240

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Overcurrent protection

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17
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240.4 (D)

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Small conductor rule

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18
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240.6

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Standard fuse and breaker sizes

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19
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250

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Grounding and bonding

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20
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250.52

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Electrodes

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21
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250.52 (A)

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Electrodes permitted

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22
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250.53

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Grounding electrode system installation

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23
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250.66

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AC GEC

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24
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250.166

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DC GEC

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25
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250.122 (Table)

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ECG (ac and dc)

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300.5 (Table)

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Minimum cover requirements (how deep to bury conduit)

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27
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300.7

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Raceways exposed to different temperatures

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28
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310

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Conductors for general wiring (wire sizing)

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29
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310.15 (B) (2) (a)

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Ambient temperature correction factors

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30
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310.15 (B) (3) (a)

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Adjustment for >3 current carrying conductors in conduit

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310.16

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Conductor ampacity in raceway cable or buried

32
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310.17

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Conductor ampacity in free air

33
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314

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Junction boxes, enclosures, outlets

34
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320-362

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Raceways (conduit) and cables

35
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330

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Metal-clad: MC cable

36
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334

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Non-metallic sheathed cable: NM, NMC and NMS

37
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338

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Service entrance cable: SE, USE (USE-2)

38
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342

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Intermediate metal conduit: IMC

39
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344

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Rigid metal conduit: RMC

40
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352

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Rigid PVC

41
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352.44

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Expansion joints required for rigid PVC if > 14” expansion

42
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356

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Liquid tight flexible non-metallic conduit: LFNC

43
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358

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Electrical metallic tubing: EMT

44
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Chapter 4

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Equipment for general use

45
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480

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Batteries (also in articles 706, 710, and 712)

46
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Chapter 6

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Special equipment

47
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690.2

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Definitions

48
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690.7

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Maximum voltage

49
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690.8

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Circuit sizing and current

50
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690.9

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Overcurrent protection

51
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690.11

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Arc-fault protection (dc)

52
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690.12

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Rapid shutdown

53
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690.13-.15

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Part III Disconnecting means

54
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690.31-.34

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Part IV Wiring methods

55
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690.41-.50

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Part V Grounding

56
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690.51-.56

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Part VI Marking

57
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Article 691

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Large-scale photovoltaic (P) electric power production facilitv

58
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Chapter 7

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Special conditions

59
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705.10

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Directory

60
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705.12

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Point of connection

61
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705.12(A)

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Supply-side

62
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705.12(B)

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Load side

63
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705.12(B)(2)(1)

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Feeders

64
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705.12(B)(2)(2)

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Taps

65
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705.12(B)(2)(3)

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Busbars

66
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705.12(B)(2)(3)(a)

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100% rule

67
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705.12(B)(2)(3)(b)

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120% rule

68
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705.12(B)(2)(3)(c)

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Sum rule (loads + breakers < or = busbar)

69
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705.31

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Location of supply-side connection disconnect < 10 ft

70
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705.32

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Connect to supply-side of ground-fault protection (with exception)

71
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Chapter 9 Table 1

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Percentage cross-section of conduit

72
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Chapter 9 Table 4

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Internal area of conduit for wires

73
Q

Chapter 9 Table 5

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Dimensions of conductors

74
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Chapter 9 Table 8

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Conductor properties (used for voltage drop calculations)

75
Q

690.31 (D) (1)

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PV DC circuits entering into a building must be in conduit

Sean White NABCEP (3 decks)

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