New Electrical STANDATA: Electrical System Equipment, Reporting Electrical Incidents, and Grounding and Bonding

EIN Alberta standata 400

July 14, 2022

The following Electrical STANDATA is now available on the Alberta.ca website. Follow the links below to view or print copies.

18-LEG-ECR-002

Electrical Code Regulation – Section 2 – Electrical systems equipment

21-LEG-SCA-059(REV4)

Safety Codes Act – Reporting of electrical incidents

21-ECB-010(REV1)

Section 10  Grounding and bonding

21-ECV-010-102-GE

Rule 10-102 Grounding electrodes (number of rods)

Go HERE to view all Electrical STANDATA.

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