2026 NEC myths explained

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In this fire-packed episode, Nat King Code and King James take the gloves off and dig deep into NEC realities that the industry can’t ignore. We spotlight a clip from Tommy D’s IAEI News Live where Nat King Code gets full credit for driving 625.54(B) into the 2026 NEC—proving once again that real change happens when pros step up. Then, we turn the heat up on a bold and chilling CMP statement: “We don’t need a body count to expand Class A GFCI requirements.” What does that mean for safety, interpretation, and enforcement moving forward? King James breaks it down like only he can. If you missed it live… you missed a chapter in code history. Tune in now, and stay wired for the future.

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