North American Market: NEC 2026 e CEC 2021
General requirements and design of electrical equipment for industrial machinery.
The course provides a comprehensive overview of the requirements for exporting and designing industrial machinery intended for the North American market, with reference to the NEC 2026 and CEC 2021 standards
Through theoretical and practical modules, it covers the differences between the United States and Canada, voluntary UL and CSA certifications, and the main technical updates, providing practical tools to ensure the compliance of electrical equipment.
Contents
Module 1 – General requirements
- Purpose and regulatory references
- Key definitions for USA and Canada market
- Regulatory differences between USA and Canada
- Voluntary UL 508A certification: when is it worthwhile?
- Supply Specifications and Cases of Disputes and Non-Conformities
Module 2 –Design and Construction of Electrical Equipment
- Updated Regulatory Framework: NEC 2026, NFPA 79, UL 508A, CEC 2024, and CSA C22.2 Nos. 14, 286, and 301.
- Key Technical Updates in the NEC 2023
- CSA requirements and differences from U.S. regulations
- Focus on CSA C22.2 No. 286 (2023 Edition) and CSA C22.2 No. 301 for Industrial Machinery
Who is it for
Managers, technical managers, design engineers, and technicians working for industrial machinery manufacturers and automation companies, involved in the export, design, and construction of electrical equipment for the North American market.