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    NEC violations captured on video demonstrate what not to do and offer expert commentary on corrective measures to take for Code compliance.

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    Moving Violations Video No. 308: Tight Quarters

    April 4, 2024
    Where is Russ supposed to stand?
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    Moving Violations Video No. 307: RMC Securing and Supporting Disaster

    March 21, 2024
    A lack of securing and supporting leads to disaster.
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    Moving Violations Video No. 306: Messy Grounding Electrode Conductor Installation

    March 7, 2024
    Russ finds a few problems with a grounding electrode conductor installation.
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    Moving Violations Video No. 305: No Support

    Feb. 15, 2024
    In this episode, Russ spots an EMT on a ceiling without any clips or support.
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    Moving Violations Video No. 300: Tree-Mendous Violations

    Dec. 7, 2023
    Russ looks at some UF cable strewn about on a tree.

    Moving Violations Video No. 299: Bundle of Violations

    Nov. 16, 2023
    Russ shows us a bundle of cables attached to rigid PVC conduit.
    Moving Violations Video No. 298: Temporary Feeder Trouble

    Moving Violations Video No. 298: Temporary Installation Violation

    Nov. 2, 2023
    Russ looks at a temporary feeder installation that violates Sec. 590.4(J).
    Moving Violations Video No. 297: Dangling Disaster

    Moving Violations Video No. 297: Dangling Disaster

    Oct. 19, 2023
    Russ comes across some LFMC dangling off the side of a building.