GEAR’s comprehensive curriculum, developed by Mike Holt Enterprises, provides a robust pathway to becoming a skilled electrician. Our program covers all facets of electrical apprenticeship training, from foundational concepts to advanced techniques, ensuring a...
The National Electrical Code (NEC), published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), serves as the cornerstone for electrical safety standards in the United States. However, navigating through its dense and technical language can be daunting for...
Electrical wires are essential components of any electrical system, carrying power and signals to various devices and appliances. Understanding the different types of insulation used in electrical wires is crucial for ensuring safety and efficiency in electrical...
In the realm of electrical safety, two important devices play pivotal roles in protecting against electrical hazards: the AFCI (Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter) and the GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter). While they both serve to prevent electrical accidents,...
Electrical arc flash incidents are among the most serious hazards in the realm of electrical safety, posing significant risks to personnel, equipment, and facilities. Despite their potentially devastating consequences, arc flash incidents are often misunderstood or...
In the realm of skilled trades, the path to success often begins with apprenticeship programs. Electrical apprentice classes stand out as indispensable pathways to mastering the craft of electrical work. Aspiring electricians, fresh graduates, and even career...
In the realm of electrical power systems, terms like single-phase and three-phase are commonly heard and understood. However, there’s another lesser-known configuration that sometimes raises eyebrows: two-phase power. In this blog post, we’ll delve into...
In the world of electrical enclosures, NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association) ratings play a crucial role in determining the level of protection provided to the enclosed equipment. These ratings are designated to safeguard sensitive electrical components...
In the realm of electrical power distribution, two primary configurations dominate: single-phase and three-phase systems. These systems serve as the backbone of countless applications, from residential electrical grids to industrial machinery. Understanding the...
