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Welcome to part 4 of 5 Electrical Industry Network Training Drawing.
In this part we will discuss items found on the one line page.
A one line diagram shows the meter, panel, transformer details. Also on this page you may find information regarding panel schedule, breaker notes, panel voltage & amperage. The AIC rating will also be found here.
Key notes and general service equipment information is provided but needs to be verified every time to insure a code compliant installation.
This video does not include conduit, wire and amperage details. I t is intended as a guide line and introduction to the one line page only.

Pulled in branch ckts,made up connections and breakers-6hrs +- I work alone so it took a little longer than planned.
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I have searched for electrical design software for a long time and for a multipurpose software in the electrical industry you might want to check it out.

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Apply and interview with local contractors that are hiring.

Wednesday, June 10, 2015, at the Fort Collins Hilton, 425 W Prospect Rd.

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Thursday June 11, 2015 at the Hilton Garden Inn, Denver/Cherry Creek, 600 S Colorado Blvd.

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