You are the most straight forward of all the other instructors. The best I’ve seen

My man, you were instrumental in my passing my journeyman's test. Now it's been two years and on to the masters. Thanks for all your help, cheers from Texas.

5th year and I barely started watching your videos. Im taking my test next month!

30 yr. JW, I want to get my residential license teach the kids..... I will be watching all your videos.... shout out from naptown

You’ve shined so much light of stuff that have been made to appear so much hard to understand

I am in trade school for electrical and this information is golden thank you

I love your way of teaching simple and straightforward. Thank you god bless u.

Craig is one of the best electrical KZfaq channels no doubt

I’m going to vvc and your videos are more precise than any class I ever had . I thank you . This will help me get through my calculations at schools . Thank you

Thanks for taking the timeout to creating a video where people in the electrical field can learn this stuff. I do appreciate you thanks alot

Best way I've seen it broken down so far!

Thanks Craig. I'm a first year student who loves the code. I am studying 2nd year already to gain an advantage and your video had added understanding to a pertinent area in electrical curriculum. Keep it up.

Thank you for making these videos. Ive been doing electrical work for 2 years and i am now working on my license, You've been a real help.

Just came on board, love the video very calm and direct great job!!

thanks a lot to be so simple and clear GOD BLESS YOU FOR YOU DEDICATION FOR OTHERS.

WELL DONE YOU ARE MY MORNING TEACHER AND WISH YOU THE BEST

Thanks for explaining and breaking it down. I really appreciate all of your videos they’re very informative.

You explain better than my instructor. I actually understand now

This video was awesome

Thank you for taking your time to explaining this very important topic!🙌

Thanks for this video Craig. I'm brushing up on my math and calculations to take my state electrical test.

Freshing up for my masters test love the video!!!

I’m an instructor in San Diego if you just drop in as I did you won’t know what to do but if you guid them to the first section where this all starts there understanding will increase, good job

Man you are a miracle!!! Thank you for your help !!!

Amazing ! I wish you teach at victor valley college ! You will be an amazing teacher!

the best instructor

Nice, I have the same book, Very helpful, thank you here from Chicago

This bops🔥

Thank you so much for this video currently in trade school and you explain this perfectly!

Subscribed on the spot, thank you for kicking down some knowledge brother much love from California. Local 332.

loved that line method, simple en effective i reckon

Wow, I would love to take online classes from your school, if you have one.

Im getting ready to take my master exam. Your videos are greatly appreciated! Thx!

Thanks for this explaining video. Very helpful ...... we appreciated from here Florida !

These videos you've made are super helpful. Thank you!

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Keep up the good work ....... Really enjoyed the video.

POWERFUL CRAIG thank you!

Thank you for doing the load calculations.

I appreciate it thank you very much 😎🤩👍

You are awesome

Amazing video Sir! Very helpful.

Great explanations

U been a lot of great help thank u

Small correction. A basement that is finished vs unfinished is irrelevant. If it is adaptable for future use, you have to count it per NEC 220.12. An example would be unfinished basement with 8 foot ceilings would count since you could turn it into a living space later. A crawl space would not count. The building department has the final say on what is deemed livable space. (At what height does it count).

thanks so much for explaining! youre really good at it

Good teacher !

Thank you so much! This was very helpful.

Make it lot easier than mike holtz lol

thank you dude!

I didn't understand why we missed L6 AND L7, And why we add 3000 at the end for L9? Thanks, sir... your channel is useful

Thanks!

Very helpful, thank you!

Where do you Teach? Your delivery is Incredible.

Great thank you

You are badass, thank you

I'm sure someone pointed out to you that VA is not the same as watts in many situations. For a resistive load it should be, for an inductive or capacitive load it can be different based on the power factor. I won't get into power factor correction.

Perfect

Hi Craig, this video is simple and straight the point. I like the use of the line method example, where can I find further readings on the line method?

Nice work...been dodging the math part of electrical formulas..lol..but hey💥⚡

thanks dude

Thanks

acording what point in nec 2014 you add again the 3000 in the end ? you are excellent teacher

Why do we need to add 3000 back ?

Thank you.

thanks really helpful.

THAT WAS REALLY GOOD ,BUT WHERE DO I FIND WHERE YOU ADD THE 3000 AT THE END

Hey, you should make a video on how to read the book or like how use the index.

ill be testing for my license at the end of this month (second try) i really need help with PF (power factor) calculations i have the formula., but still struggle any vids on that? thank you for this vid it helped a lot the line method was new for me but seems to have stuck in my brain a bit better

Thank you for the videos Craig - very helpful. I took my admin test recently and half of the questions were about duplex calcs. It seems there isn’t any info out there on how to calculate it and the code book is pretty vague. Would you mind going over this? Thank you,

Hello Mr. Michaud

I'm confused why you added 3000 back into it at the end

I live in a 1625 sq ft villa in Florida. The lighting load is a fraction of what it once was after a renovation. The existing 1992 service is 125 amps with 20 breaker spaces. All high hats and table lamps were re-lamped LED. 65 watt equiv R40 lamps use about 11 VA. LED's have a fraction of the incandescent lamp consumption. One can't even buy incandescent any more. Can the lighting load be amended in new construction or a renovation to take advantage of the lower consumption? I wonder if NEC will ever recognize this? Even my outdoor 300 watt floods are LED (23 watt).

What’s the point of taking the 3000 VA and putting it back in at the end I’m sorry I’m just trying to get the full understanding of that it kind of threw me off

Why do you have to add the 3000VA on line 9? What is the 3000VA your adding?

very informative. I am currently a student. I was under the impression the bathroom was supposed to have its own circuit, is that not included when when calculating general load.

hi Graig.can you do a video aboutcalculation a subpanel inn residencial because people put large subpanel in the house whith any calculation.thankyou for you videos.casanova EC

Can someone guide me in the right direction...I am not an electrician, and I don't know those codes your talking about. My dads friend is an electrician and he added recessed lighting in my house, but I forgot to put that in the building permit along with the other work that was completed (There was a lot of work done on the house, plumbing, electric, ac, floors, cabinets, almost everything was updated). So now I am doing some more renovations to finish my house renovations, and I wanted to add the lighting in the building permit along with the other work I will be doing (I know I was supposed to get a building permit before I got the work done but I forgot to add it the first time and here we are). I was asked for an electrical calculation load when I applied for the building permit... Is that something I can do myself figuring out on KZfaq or do I need an electrician?

thank you for this video. do you say VA is the same as watts for simplicity? as they are not the same.

Great video! May I recommend a better mic and lighting setup?

What about a garage you plan to use as a workshop (table saw, dust collection, etc)?

Hi i like your video

Hey craig, I’m trying to figure out why you added 3k VA in line 9. What am I not understanding? Thank you!

Do you have a video on filling out a non residential load sheet? ie; workshop or detached outbuilding on separate meter and enclosure.

After I get the feeder demand. How do I know what size amprage for the service?

On line 9 why did you add the 3,000 back into the general?

It did help but I want to know what you did on the other two lines?

These are great videos. Do you have a printout?

220.11(c)(2) what code book is that meaning year of NEC? Laundry circuits?

What if you a wiring a spec home and it has a basement that could be finished in future by whoever buys the house

Does general lighting means illuminating, if so why is small appliances included?

what about table 220.12 when solving lighting loads for hospitals

please what's the name of the book you use in the video, can i get more book enlighten about house wiring calculation

Great video question where did the 3000 come from in line 9? Also is there anyway I can sign up for your class I’m in the Philadelphia area

are these videos still pertinent with 2020 NEC code book ?

hey Craig great video, are you suppose to count a bathroom? I see u did 2 circuits for small appliance, and one for laundry. so do I need to add one for a bathroom? thank you

Hey Craig, thanks for the great video. So for all the other general use circuits, say in a bedroom or living room, are they included in the general lighting or do you add 1500VA for each additional circuit. Thanks

Where does the 3000 from line 9 come from?

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Are there any different things to do on 2020 code book ?