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ShockTalk was founded by a licensed master electrician with over 20 years of boots-on-the-ground experience. We know the job—because we’ve lived it.

Our mission is simple: make electrical code easier to understand and safer to apply, without the fluff. From NEC walkthroughs and tool guides to field-tested safety tips, everything here is written for real-world use.

Whether you’re a contractor running crews, an apprentice learning the ropes, or a homeowner doing it yourself, ShockTalk gives you the clarity, confidence, and code-backed answers you need to do it right.

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An open electrical panel with a multitude of colorful wires connected to various circuit breakers is mounted on a wall. Tools are placed on a blue workbench, including a multimeter and a screwdriver. A visible checklist is attached to the left panel door.
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What You’ll Learn on ShockTalk

NEC Code & Safety Tips that Matter

Understand NEC rules the way electricians actually use them. Our code breakdowns and safety insights are straight from the jobsite, no fluff — just what you need to stay compliant and protected.

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A weathered electrical box with a yellow warning sign featuring a lightning bolt symbol, indicating caution. The box is metallic and appears to be placed outside, showing signs of wear.
Step-by-Step Electrical How-To Guides

From basic wiring to troubleshooting and panel upgrades, our clear walkthroughs help you complete safe, code-compliant installs — whether you’re an apprentice or a seasoned pro.

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A wall-mounted industrial electrical socket featuring a circular blue plug and a protective cover marked with a high voltage warning sign labeled IP 67. The housing appears sturdy, made of a gray metallic or plastic material with a cable extending downward.

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A warning sign with the text 'CUIDADO RISCO DE CHOQUE ELETRICO MANTENHA DISTANCIA DE SEGURANCA SUPERIOR A 3 METROS' in a yellow triangle, indicating an electrical shock hazard. The sign is mounted on a gray box fixed to a stone wall, with black pipes connected to the box.

Have a question about NEC code, site safety, or one of our guides?We’re here to help — whether you’re troubleshooting a tough install, prepping for your journeyman exam, or planning a big project.

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