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In this video you'll see how I installed a new 60 amp, 240 volt circuit for a new Level 2 Electric Vehicle Car Charger. The Independent Electrical Contractors association represents merit shop electrical contractors. Chapters are located nationwide in the USA. Join with us and stand up for your industry by becoming an NJ-IEC member here: https://www.nj-iec.org Electrical Wiring is NOT a hobby. Call a licensed electrician! Classic Electric, LLC | Point Pleasant, New Jersey License & Business Permit # 16557 (732)-770-1437 200A Meter/ Main Eaton model number CHMMB200BTS single phase Overhead/ Underground 120/ 240 VAC SCCR 10,000 amps. 200A Eaton Cutler Hammer BR 40/ 80 circuit Indoor Main Breaker w/ plug on neutral model number BRP40B200 This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something I’ll receive a small commission. A few of my favorite tools I use on a daily basis: Veto TP-XXL #1 tool bag w/ 47 pockets: https://amzn.to/40gkWZx (Amazon) Klein 9” Hybrid Pliers w/ crimper, fish tape puller, and stripper: https://amzn.to/4dGpHyH (Amazon) Klein Tools Circuit Breaker Finder, Voltage Tester, and GFCI receptacle tester: https://amzn.to/3SJxZhx (Amazon) Milwaukee M12 Impact and Drill Combo Kit: https://amzn.to/4dF7BgA (Amazon) Milwaukee 6-Piece Cushion Grip Screwdriver Kit: https://amzn.to/3WJNUxc (Amazon) Fluke T6-600 Electrical Tester: https://amzn.to/4dF7nWM (Amazon) Want to be an electrician? Start here: https://www.myelectriccareer.com Ron Pecina Jr. is a licensed electrician & contractor in the state of New Jersey since 2009. This allows him to apply for electrical permits, work with live conductors, remove meters, and disconnect service from the utility company. New Jersey observes the 2020 NEC and the Uniform Construction Code. The majority of the work you’ll see on my channel falls under the New Jersey Rehabilitation Sub Code (Chapter 6 of the U.C.C.) https://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/code... ALL New Jersey licensed electricians MUST complete 34-hours of continuing education units each tricentennial period. This includes a mandatory 9-hour code update course and (1) hour business law class. Any work above 10-volts requires an electrical license in New Jersey. Become an NJ-IEC member here: https://www.nj-iec.org Ron is an active member of the New Jersey Independent Electrical Contractors Association. Contact: [email protected] (732)-276-2295 Since 2023, Ron has been an apprenticeship instructor at the NJ-IEC Education and Training Center, Somerset, NJ. Keep up to date with the electrical industry! INSIGHTS Magazine ONLINE: https://insights.ieci.org IEC National: https://www.ieci.org Customer Guide for Electrical Installation; JCPL: https://www.firstenergycorp.com/conte... Customer Guide for Electrical Installation; PSEG: https://nj.pseg.com/businessandcontra... WANT TO SEE MORE? FULL 200 AMP SERVICE UPGRADE. WATCH HERE: YouTube Subscriber in Toms River Gets a 20... Classic Electric, LLC is a Generac standby air-cooled generator installer and authorized dealer. Ron Pecina Jr’s set up: Camera: Go Pro 9/ 10 w/ the Media Mod Microphone: DJI Wireless Editing software: Apple iMovie Animation software: Apple Keynote Background Music & Sound Effects by Soundstripe.com Like, Share, and Subscribe!