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Webinar – Don’t Get Caught in the Dark: Understanding Emergency Lighting
How to Apply NEC Sections 700.12 and 700.17
Emergency lighting, which illuminates the path of egress from a building, is one of the most important systems we design, install, and maintain.
This presentation will analyze various methods for supplying backup power for this type of lighting, including battery packs, battery systems, and generator systems.
For those who need to understand and apply NEC Sections 700.12 and 700.17, this webinar is for you.
Webinar Learning Objectives
- Basic code considerations for emergency lighting.
- The pros and cons for various emergency lighting strategies including discrete battery backed up bugeye units, standard luminaires with integral battery packs, central inverter systems, and the use of on-site generators.
- Making design decisions that help protect lives.
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Join us on February 26, 2025, from 12-12:45 (MST) for a webinar by Garth Stevens, PE, one of Morrison-Maierle’s senior electrical engineers.
This presentation is geared toward those working in electrical fields including inspectors, contractors, engineers, architects, and others who need further information on how to apply NEC Sections 700.12 and 700.17.
This webinar may be eligible for 1.0 professional development credit depending on the requirements of your particular license and jurisdiction. On request, we will provide you with a certificate and presentation materials after the webinar is over.
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About The Presenter
Garth Stevens specializes in electrical systems associated with buildings, and he’s worked on everything from 480V down to low-voltage systems.
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