2023 NEC 15-Hour Code Update
Learn About the National Electrical Code Updates at Your Own Pace
Every three years, the electrical code updates, and as a professional electrician, you need a straightforward way of keeping up with the latest changes. Maine Electrical Institute offers 2023 NEC code book update courses. Each course allows you to work at your own pace, either online, through videos, or through a paper packet sent to you in the mail. These courses are the fastest and most direct way to get your NEC certification. Note that each course has been approved for specific locations, so be careful to choose the appropriate course for your state. Learn more about our electrical code book update courses.
What Is an NEC Update Course?
An NEC update course is designed to teach both new and seasoned electricians about the changes in the latest version of the National Electrical Code. Past editions of the NEC have been over 1,000 pages, and most busy electricians don’t have the time to sit down and read the entire thing word-for-word. We condense all the most important information into an easy-to-understand 15-hour course. We also have a 45-hour intro electrical code class for those new to the electrical code. Electricians will be receiving Online National Electrical Code Certificate as well once the course is completed.
What 2023 NEC Code Changes Should You Expect?
The National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) has already published the first draft of the 2023 National Electrical Code Program. This helps us know what changes we can expect so that you are prepared as soon as the changes go into effect. Some of the changes in the 2023 NEC code book include:
- Overcurrent Protection System Rated Over 1,000 Volts AC and 1,500 Volts DC
- Requirements for Wiring Methods and Materials for Systems Rated Over 1000 Volts AC, 1500 Volts DC, Nominal
- Medium Voltage Conductors, Cables, Cable Joints, and Cable Terminations
- Instrumentation Tray Cable: Type ITC
- Insulated Bus Pipe (IBP)/Tubular Covered Conductors (TCC)
- Flexible Bus Systems
- Outdoor Overhead Conductors Over 1000 Volts
- Cables for Power-Limited Circuits
- Class 1 Circuits
- Class 4 (CL4) Power System
Where is the NEC Update Course Approved?
Maine Electrical Institute’s Update course is approved in both Maine and New Hampshire and helps electricians keep up to date with the most recent version of the NEC.
Purchase an NEC Code Update Course Now
The 2023 NEC Code Changes could require you to change the way you work. So, don’t wait until the last minute to get up-to-date on the most recent updates. We make it easy and accessible for you. We don’t overcomplicate or make things more confusing than they have to be. We just give you the information. You will be getting Online National Electrical Code Certificate once the course is purchased and completed. That’s why everyone considers us the fastest and most direct way to get your license. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
This course is approved as a 15-hour code update for the 2023 NEC. Taken online, with no instructor interaction, this course will explain all the major changes and you will answer questions along the way. You can start and stop at your convenience, making this an efficient way to get the course information you need and get you back out in the field.
After payment, a unique student link will be sent to you via email (within 24 hours, but often the same day) so you can access the course.
This Online National Electrical Code Certification Program requires students to have their own current copy of the National Electrical Code book.