This set contains a wealth of invaluable information between the two guide books. Get all the vital electrical content, NEC tables, formulas, illustrations and detailed examples right at your fingertips.
2005 Doctor Watts Pocket Electrical Guide
Packed with twice as much valuable information,
the 2005 Doctor Watts has 25 additional pages of vital electrical content. Many
new NEC tables, formulas, illustrations and detailed examples make this an indispensable reference
for anyone working with electricity.
This shirt-pocket guide is loaded with essential information for everyday
reference; it's heavy laminated pages and built-in tabs make it sturdy and
durable.
2005 version encompasses new pages of:
- Numerous new NEC tables
- Formulas with clear, concise explanations of usage
- Detailed reference tables and illustrations
- In-depth examples
Both 2005 and 2002 versions include:
- NEC Tables include Allowable Ampacities, Derating, Burial Depths, Grounding, & Wire-Fill
- Metric Reference Chart
- Basic Electrical, Power, voltage & Transformer Formulas
- Examples depicting bending, transformer installations, branch circuits and GFCI's
Table of Contents:
NEC Tables:
310.16
310.15(B)(2)(a)
300.5, 250.66
250.122
Wire-Fill for EMT NEC Annex C-Table C1
Reference:
Common NEMA Enclosure Types
Metric Essentials for Electricians
NEMA Motor Starter Reference Chart
3-phase A.C. Motor Connections for 9-Lead, Dual-Voltage Motors
Calculating Conduit Bends for Offsets and Saddles
Formulas:
Basic Electrical Formulas
Useful Electrical power Formulas
Common Voltages
Voltage Drop Formulas
Transformer Calculations
Examples:
Derating Ampacities at a Glance More Than a Conductors in a Raceway NEC Article
310
Service Grounding and Bonding at a Glance NEC Article 250
Typical Motor Branch Circuit at a Glance NEC Article 430
Typical Transformer Installation at a Glance NEC Articles 240, 250 &
450
Feeder and transformer Tap Rules at a Glance NEC 240.21
Common GFCI Locations
The Electrician's Book of Trade Secret
This special find has been totally updated with improved graphics and superior illustrations! A collection of real electricians' trade secrets-the best, smartest, fastest and safest ways of doing things. Gathered from electricians, motor winders, engineers, inspectors, and contractors, these invaluable techniques took years to assemble. Just one great idea will pay for this text over and over. 80 pp.
Examples:
- The number one trade secret
- Convenient method for bending PVC conduit
- Easy method of temporary fusing
- Device that can automatically balance a panel
- Removing blockages in conduit
- Fishing the impossible
- Fishing EMT through bar joists
- Getting a third hand
- Wiring through a roof-top unit
- Patching holes in walls
- Getting a good ground in poor soil
- Using a bare grounding conductor
- Using a ladder as a work station
- Mobile temporary power centers
- Running a three phase motor on single phase power
- Cable dish
- Using stilts to install cable
- The best work apron
- Using worn cadweld moulds
