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Today’s drills

One quick drill for each NEC skill, refreshed every day. Pick an answer, see the work, and read why each wrong choice traps people. Five minutes on a lunch break adds up. Bookmark this page and run it daily until the exam.

Codebook Speed Room

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Your question asks for the allowable ampacity of insulated copper conductors rated 0 to 2000 volts. Which table do you open first?

Pick an answer to see the work and why each wrong choice traps people.

Calculations Room

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A 120-volt branch circuit runs 70 feet one way on 12 AWG copper carrying 16 amps.

What is the approximate voltage drop? (K = 12.9, 12 AWG = 6530 cmils)

Pick an answer to see the work and why each wrong choice traps people.

Grounding and Bonding Room

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Which table sizes the grounding electrode conductor?

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Motors Room

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A single continuous-duty motor has a table full-load current of 28 amps.

What minimum branch-circuit conductor ampacity does it need?

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Conduit Fill Room

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What is the maximum fill for a single conductor in a raceway?

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Box Fill Room

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In a box-fill count, how many conductors does a single device yoke count as?

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