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Monday, October 31, 2011
Houston- Electrical Exam Prep
Pass the TDLR electrician exam the first time. Our powerful weekend seminar will teach you a system that will help you understand the way the PSI expects to see an answer. It’s like having your personal exam cheat sheet. We sell highlighted and tabbed 2011 NEC Codebooks for your convenience and other reference material to help you study for the exam that no one else has! Our seminars are on the weekends with an intimate setting to focus on you as an individual.
Our instruction for the exam is more of a 'system' than anything else. You WILL pass your exam. We will walk you through, step by step and help you understand not only the types of questions, but even the way that the PSI expects to see an answer.
If you want to feel confident on test questions, calculations, cheat sheets, or formulas: this is the place to go. So easy it's almost cheating. See you there!
Check out our quickie sneak preview on YouTube|| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk_60xVFnZI
Visit our website for class dates, location information and our reference materials for sale. www.ElectricianTesting.Com
Journeyman Electrician Prep Seminar $249
Master Electrician Prep Seminar $299
Sign up today, classes fill fast!
Contact@ElectricianTesting.com
(888) 473-1826
Ask us about our Tabbed and Highlighted 2008 & 2011 National Electrical Code book, Study at Home Kits, Index Cheats, MI Stickers, Pass Tabs, Crash Course Books, and 4 hours One on One Tutoring session with our Master Electrician and Instructor Mitchell Tolbert.
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What do you call an electrician with a hammer?
Q: What do you call an electrician with a hammer?
A: Thief
Had to share this one. This is a type of joke that is funny because ‘it’s true’.
Found the joke on http://forums.jlconline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37859
Have a great day!
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Texas Electricians: A note from TDLR
Note from TDLR:
"The National Electric Code (NEC) 2011 was recently adopted by TDLR. Many of you will be purchasing the new code book and we would like to remind you that loose leaf NEC code books such as spiral-bound or ring-bound books will NOT be allowed in the PSI test centers. Furthermore, candidates are not permitted to bring in any additional papers (loose or attached) with their approved reference. For more detailed information about taking examinations at PSI please download the Electrician Candidate Information Bulletin (CIB) on the TDLR web site."http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif
You can also visit us at http://electriciantesting.com/Texas-License-Types.php for PSI and TDLR links.
"The National Electric Code (NEC) 2011 was recently adopted by TDLR. Many of you will be purchasing the new code book and we would like to remind you that loose leaf NEC code books such as spiral-bound or ring-bound books will NOT be allowed in the PSI test centers. Furthermore, candidates are not permitted to bring in any additional papers (loose or attached) with their approved reference. For more detailed information about taking examinations at PSI please download the Electrician Candidate Information Bulletin (CIB) on the TDLR web site."http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif
You can also visit us at http://electriciantesting.com/Texas-License-Types.php for PSI and TDLR links.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Important Texas PSI articles of the 2008 NEC book Chapter 2 to know.
This is a sneak preview of one of our Texas PSI Exam Prep Seminar.
Important Texas PSI articles of the 2008 NEC book to know. Instruction led by Mitchell Tolbert at Electrician Testing. 1(888) 473-1826, www.ElectricianTesting.com.
Get to know chapter 2:
Here are the most important Articles:
*210...Branch Circuit Rules & Requirements.
*215...Feeders.
*220...Calculations.
*225...Outside Circuits and Feeders.
*230...Services.
*240...OCPD (Breakers/Fuses).
*250...Grounding.
This is a sneak peek of our Texas PSI Journeyman and Master Exam Prep Seminars. If you'd like to know more about our seminars contact us today. contact@electriciantesting.com
1(888) 473-1826
www.ElectricianTesting.com
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
We love great reviews!
Who doesn’t love a great review? Well we love them and we want to boast about the latest one from Luis Olivares. Copied and pasted directly from his e-mail he wrote:
Hello Mitchell,
My name is Luis Olivares, you had spoken with my wife a few times via email regarding my Journeyman's examination. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for the study materials you sent for me. It was extremely helpful, and I believe it helped me pass my exam. I only wish I had known about your company sooner, I would have taken your classes I wanted a class like what you offer but had a difficult time finding one. It wasn't until I was looking to purchase a code book that my wife found your company. Please know that I will pass your information on to my co-workers who are trying to get their license, as well as the company I work for. I will also plan on using your services when I prepare to take my Masters exam.
Again, thank you for your help,
Luis Olivares
Thanks Luis for making our day
Friday, April 29, 2011
2011 NEC TOP CODE CHANGES
GFCI devices must be installed in a readily accessible location (This impacts ceiling garage door opener devices).
The tables in 310.15 & 16 have been rearranged. Now you have your Ambient Temperature Adjustments separated into their very own table.
Transformers now require disconnects on the primary side. Now transformers fall under very similar rules that we see for other equipment.
Tamper-resistant receptacles are now required in guest rooms and in child care facilities. This increases the TR rules in most areas now.
Neutral conductors will be required at switch points, though there are a couple of exceptions, including where conduit is the wiring method.
No Grandfathering: where replacing a receptacle that would have to be AFCI, tamper-resistant, or weather-resistant, according to the 2011 code, those types of receptacles must be used in the replacement.
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