Avoid this common termination mistake that fails inspections

In this video, Victor Ring breaks down electrical terminations and torque the Code Made Simple way — so you understand it, not just memorize it. Whether you're prepping for your exam or logging CE hours, you'll walk away knowing where the torque specs actually live, how to prove them to an inspector, and why copper and aluminum behave completely differently once you tighten them down. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ READY TO PASS YOUR EXAM OR GET YOUR CE HOURS? We've trained 20,000+ electricians since 1985 — 93% first-time pass rate. Pick the format that fits how you learn: ⚡ Exam Prep Workshops & CE → https://jcrproductions.com/?utm_sourc... 📝 Free Digital Practice Exam → https://quiz.jcrproductions.com/?utm_... ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 The mistake: 20% of terminals failing 0:50 Why torque went mandatory (2017 NEC) & why lugs are soft 2:00 Where the specs live: Annex I & UL 486A-B 2:48 Proving your torque to the inspector 3:24 The sharpie tech tip 4:08 Copper vs. aluminum & the re-torque cycle 7:15 Aluminum, liability & the maintenance contract 8:07 Verify any product with Annex A 9:18 Where to learn more ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ABOUT JCR PRODUCTIONS North Carolina's #1 electrical education since 1985. We help electricians pass their licensing exams and stay current with CE — taught by Victor Ring with our proven "Code Made Simple" method. Understand the Code. Pass the first time. Come back for the CE electricians actually look forward to. 📍 1451 Mt Ulla Hwy #101, Mooresville, NC 28125 · ☎️ 704.696.8555 · ✉️ info@jcrproductions.com 📸 Instagram: @jcrcode · 👍 Facebook: /codemadesimple #Electrician #NECExam #ElectricalExamPrep #CodeMadeSimple #ElectricalLicense #Electrical #Torque #ContinuingEducation #Sparky #Trades