California Electrical Continuing Education

32-Hour Online Course

2026 Approved- 32 Hour California Online Continuing Education

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$169

Contractor Home Study

Welcome to Contractor Home Study Continuing Education Program
The following 32 units of continuing education cover updated 2023 NEC code changes from Section 90-830.
Upon completion you will receive your Certificate.
Testimonials

Contractor Home Study assisted our company with continuing education for our electricians. They assisted with registering them as well as making sure that they completed the program before their expiration dates. They handled the process and kept us in the loop. We will continue to use them and highly recommend them for your electrical continuing education needs.

S Boren, Boren Electrical Alameda, CA

 

This program is very user friendly and I have had this company assist me through my last three renewals. I recommend them to all my fellow electricians.

J Crane – Milpitas, CA

 

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2023 Code Change (NEC 210.8 and 210.8(D))

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“2023 NEC GFCI requirements,” “kitchen GFCI 2023 NEC,” “GFCI near sink,” “GFCI appliances 2023 NEC”

What changed:
The 2023 NEC expanded where GFCI protection is required, especially in kitchens and kitchen-like areas, and expanded/clarified GFCI rules for specific appliances in certain locations. 

9

NEC 2023 (230.67, & 215.18 / 225.42 & Article 242)

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“2023 NEC surge protection,” “230.67 SPD requirement,” “whole house surge protector code”

What changed:
The 2023 NEC strengthened and broadened requirements around surge-protective devices (SPDs), including services supplying dwelling units and additional situations where feeders supply certain occupancies, tied into the newer organization in Article 242.

9

Major updates to EV charging rules (NEC Article 625)

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“2023 NEC EV charger requirements,” “Article 625 2023 NEC,” “EVSE code 2023”

What changed:
Article 625 saw significant revisions reflecting how fast EV charging tech is evolving, including updates that affect EVSE installation requirements and protection considerations.