Most master electrician candidates don't fail because they don't know the trade. They fail one portion.The master exam isn't one test — it's two or three, each separately timed, each with its own passing score. Pass the code knowledge portion brilliantly and fall short on calculations, and you retake everything. Add the business and law examination that many states require, and you're preparing for material most electrical study guides don't cover at all.This guide is built the way the exam is built.Part II — Code Knowledge. Services and distribution, advanced grounding and bonding, commercial and industrial wiring methods, hazardous locations, health care facilities, emergency and standby systems, motor control, and photovoltaic interconnection.Part III — Calculations. Commercial and multifamily load calculations, advanced conductor sizing and derating, parallel installations, harmonic neutral loading, three-phase voltage drop, transformer protection, and available fault current — eve...
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