Terms for using Michigan Electrician Exam
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Trojan Digital Marketing publishes this site
Trojan Digital Marketing, an Indiana company, publishes Michigan Electrician Exam at michiganelectricianexam.com, and you can reach it at [email protected]. The site has no affiliation with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA), the Michigan Bureau of Construction Codes, PSI Services, or any licensing authority, school or union, and none of them endorses or sponsors it.
Everything here is study material for the exam
The content on this site is study material and general information. It gives no electrical, engineering or legal advice, and it can't stand in for the National Electrical Code, the Michigan statutes and rules, your inspector or the authority having jurisdiction.
A calculator here works a method on the numbers you enter. Its result is arithmetic, and it doesn't amount to a design, a sizing decision or an approval. Check every result against your own code book before you rely on it.
We aim for accuracy and log every correction in public on the corrections page. Even so, the code, the rules, the fees and the exam all change, and any page can fall behind or be wrong. We make no promise that any page is complete, current or free of errors, and no promise that using the site will get you a passing score, a license, a permit or a passed inspection.
Every practice question here is original
Each practice question and explanation on the site was written for it. None was reproduced from an examination, and none is offered as a real exam question. Others write the exam, and its content stays confidential to them.
NFPA owns the code, and you need your own copy
NFPA holds the registered trademarks NEC and National Electrical Code and owns the copyright in the code. The site doesn't publish the code's text or set out its tables as a reference to read. When a calculator or a question needs a value that also appears in a code table, the page carries only the figures that calculation uses and names the table, so you can check the row in your own copy.
None of that replaces owning the book. You need your own copy of the edition the bulletin names, and the Michigan exam requires you to bring one anyway.
The site's own content belongs to us
We own the pages, questions, explanations, tools and code on this site. You're welcome to read them, use the tools, print a page for your own study and share a link. Copying the question sets, scraping the site, reselling or republishing any part of it, or using it to train a model all need our written permission first.
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We may change these terms by posting a new version with a new date. The laws of the State of Indiana govern them, and any dispute goes to the state or federal courts sitting in Marion County, Indiana, unless the law of your state requires otherwise.
A question about these terms can go to [email protected], the same address that takes corrections.
The book that counts on exam day is your own unmarked copy of the National Electrical Code. Michigan's papers stay open book on the 2023 edition until the PSI bulletin names a newer one.
Every practice item on this site was written here, and none of them came off a real Michigan paper.
Both NEC and National Electrical Code are trademarks registered to the National Fire Protection Association, the body that also holds the copyright in the code.
Trojan Digital Marketing publishes this site on its own. It has no affiliation with NFPA, LARA, the Michigan Bureau of Construction Codes, PSI Services or any licensing authority, and none of them endorses or sponsors it.