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2020 NEC update

The Lath of Electricity adopted the 2022 National Electric Code (NEC) with an effective engagement of Nov. 17, 2022. Accordingly, the Department of Labor and Industry began enforcing the 2022 NEC on Nov.17, 2022. Electrical work authorized by permits issued on or after this date must comply with the 2022 NEC. Electric license examinations are based on the requirements of the 2022 NEC beginning January. 1, 2022.

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Chapter 1315 of the Minnesota Country Building Lawmaking adopts a national standard for the installation of electrical wiring, appliance and equipment for electric calorie-free, heat, power, technology circuits and systems, and alarm and communication systems. Minnesota's electrical code consists of the National Electrical Code (NEC) as published past the National Burn Protection Clan (NFPA). View electrical laws and rules.

2020 NEC

• 2020 NEC Often Asked Questions

• Chart of 2022 NEC Errata and Tentative Interim Amendments

• 2020 Residential Inspection Checklist

• Costless access to the 2022 National Electrical Lawmaking (must create a complimentary NFPA account for access)

2017 NEC

• 2017 NEC Frequently Asked Questions

• Chart of 2022 NEC Errata and Tentative Acting Amendment

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Bulletins and code resource

Agriculture buildings

• Article 547: agriculture buildings

• Equipotential aeroplane for livestock confinement

• Livestock waterers and equipotential planes

• Minnesota Stray Voltage Guide

Building codes

• Building lawmaking fact sheets

• Minnesota Land Building Codes

General safety

• Electric Shock Drowning Minnesota

• Electric Shock Drowning Prevention Association

• NFPA Tip Sheet: Marina and Boating Safety

General wiring

• Cable bracing requirements

• Excursion breakers in depression ambience temperatures

• Coordination of overcurrent protective devices

• Determining the electrical datum plane elevation

• Electrical lawmaking requirements for accessory dwelling units (ADU)

• Extension of circuitry in manufactured homes

• Flexible cords used for connecting luminaires

• Grounding and bonding for detached buildings or structures

• History of residential wiring practices

• Impressed electric current cathodic protection

• Moved buildings or structures

• Number of services to a building

• Primary injection testing

• Residential Electric Inspection Checklist

• Blazon SE and USE cable

• Blazon TC cablevision for the interconnection of mini-split up ac units

• Use of Type NM cable in garages and accessory buildings at multi-family unit dwellings

• Alarm ribbons for service conductors

• Wiring methods for Class 2 LED drivers

Hazardous (classified) locations

• Bulk storage dispenser classifications

• Fuel dispensing: installations, retrofits and replacements

• Woodworking shop classification

Licensing and inspections

• Electrical piece of work – Modest repair work

• Electrical work – Electrical maintenance work

• LED inspection fee adding

• Manufactured domicile parks

• Minnesota school superintendents

• Radon fan installation

• Siding replacement licensing requirements

• Applied science systems – Full general summary of licensing and inspections

• Technology systems – Electric licensing and inspection chart

• Engineering science systems – Important data for power-limited technicians

• Technology systems – Important information for technology system contractors

Questions?

Contact u.s.a. at dli.electricity@state.mn.us or 651-284-5026.

Source: https://www.dli.mn.gov/business/electrical-contractors/electrical-codes-and-standards

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