Fault Current and the NEC
This presentation will review the new 2020 NEC definitions for fault current & available fault current, as well as identify the sections of code that require documentation and labeling of available fault current. We will also review calculations to determine available fault current at different points in the system. Finally, we will discuss SCCR and interrupting rating requirements in the NEC.
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- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- United States 15208
- Starts 24 April 2020 04:00 PM UTC
- Ends 13 May 2020 10:45 PM UTC
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Christy Rosati
Fault Current and the NEC
This presentation will review the new 2020 NEC definitions for fault current & available fault current, as well as identify the sections of code that require documentation and labeling of available fault current. We will also review calculations to determine available fault current at different points in the system. Finally, we will discuss SCCR and interrupting rating requirements in the NEC.
Biography:
Christy Rosati is a Field Application Engineer with Eaton's Bussmann division. She spent the first six years of her career with Eaton focusing on industrial control and motor protection at machine and panel builders in Western Pennsylvania. Since joining the Bussmann division in 2017, she has focused on overcurrent protection applications throughout the northeast region of the US. These applications include NEC compliance with interrupting ratings, short circuit current ratings, selective coordination, and electrical safety. She also continues to work with manufacturers on UL508A design and SCCR calculation.