IECRM Training Schedule Update IECRM is closely monitoring the guidance of the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the State of Colorado Department of Public Health regarding the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Schools across the country have made decisions to offer alternative forms of instruction including […]
IECRM’s newest committee, The Diversity & Inclusion Committee, presented a panel discussion to more than 60 members at the February 27 Quarterly Member Luncheon at the IECRM Main Campus in Northglenn. The discussion on Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace was moderated by special guest, IEC National Foundation Director LaNa
For AC adjustable voltage, variable torque drive motors, the ampacity of conductors, or ampere ratings of switches, circuit breakers, or fuses, and ground-fault protection shall be based on the operating current marked on the nameplate. If the current does not appear on the nameplate, the ampacity determination shall be based on
IECRM contractors, NECA members, and state and local electrical inspectors recently held their monthly meeting to discuss National Electrical Code issues, interpretations, and implications for inspectors who assist electrical contractors in multiple jurisdictions in Colorado. IECRM wants to help keep their electrical contractor members informed so we post the field
You are sizing a 120/240V single phase service for a condominium with 16 units. What is the minimum load demand (in kw) for cooking equipment that can be used? The cooking appliances will be as follows: 16 units will have a 2.25kw cooktop located on the kitchen island 8 units
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