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06/16/2026

Protect circuits, protect cables, protect yourself!

NEC Article http://392.20 states that “single conductor cables shall be securely bound in circuit groups to prevent excessive movement due to fault current electromechanical forces.” It does not specify how this needs to be done.

Join Panduit and Electrical Contractor Magazine tomorrow at 1pm Eastern to learn all about:
✅ Why cable cleats should be used
✅ The different types of cable cleats
✅ How to choose the right cleat to meet code
✅ How to minimize labor & material costs

You will leave with the knowledge to optimize short circuit protection in your next project and confidently meet code. Register now:

Cable Cleats for Short-Circuit Protection – Learn how to meet code & minimize costs Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time. null

Labor Is Your Biggest Cost: How Conduit Selection Impacts Installation Time and Crew Safety 04/20/2026

On May 8, join Matt Fredericks of Champion Fiberglass to discover how conduit selection impacts installation time and crew safety. This webinar is designed for electrical contractors, engineers and project managers working on large industrial construction projects. Attendees will gain a labor-first framework for evaluating how conduit material selection affects installed cost and schedule stability.
Register here:

Labor Is Your Biggest Cost: How Conduit Selection Impacts Installation Time and Crew Safety Friday, May 08, 2026 at 11:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time. This webinar is designed for electrical contractors, engineers and project managers working on large industrial construction projects. Attendees will gain a labor-first framework for evaluating how conduit material selection affects installed c...

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