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Wyoming Electricians 16-Hour CE (2026 NEC)

Wyoming-approved 16-hour continuing education for electricians on the 2026 National Electrical Code: an 8-hour code update and an 8-hour code review, online and self-paced.

$182.9916 CE hrs
CE hours
16 hours
Renewal
16h · every 3 years
Industry
Electricians
License class
Continuing education

Course Description

All 16 hours of continuing education a Wyoming electrical licence needs for its three-year renewal, approved by the Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety and taken online at your own pace.

Every hour covers the National Electrical Code, 2026 edition, the edition Wyoming enforces. The course is in two parts: an 8-hour code update on what changed in the 2026 NEC, and an 8-hour code review of the articles electricians use every day.

Wyoming requires at least 8 of your 16 hours to cover the National Electrical Code specifically. This course covers it in all 16.

Each part ends with a checkpoint quiz. When you finish, download your certificate of completion and keep it with your licence records.

State Approval

Approved by the Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) / Wyoming Electrical Board

State
Wyoming
Approved on
October 16, 2026
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Wyoming Electricians 16-Hour CE (2026 NEC) — Course Outline

2 modules · 55 lessons · 16 CE hours

  1. Module 12026 National Electrical Code: Code Update (Core)22 lessons
    1. Article 120 Renumbering and New Load Calculation Provisions
    2. Expanded Feeder Surge Protection and SPD Ratings (215.18)
    3. Instantaneous Override and Replacement Trip Units (240.87, 240.89)
    4. Medium Voltage Conductors and Cables (315)
    5. Service Surge Protection Expansion (230.67)
    6. New Article 267: Outside Branch Circuits and Feeders Over 1000 V
    7. Prohibition of Reconditioned GFCI and AFCI Equipment (210.3)
    8. Branch-Circuit Load Calculations: Noncoincident Loads (120.2)
    9. Power Control Systems in Load Calculations (120.7)
    10. National Electrical Code Structural and Installation Updates for Electric Signs
    11. National Electrical Code Updates and Key Changes
    12. Article 100 Revised Definitions: OCPD and Patient Care Space Categories
    13. National Electrical Code Updates and Compliance Strategies
    14. Service Disconnect Counting and Power Monitoring Exclusions (230.71)
    15. Feeder Identification and Barrier Requirements (215.12, 215.15)
    16. IMC Paired Locknuts and Cable Tray Airfield Lighting (342.29, 392.10)
    17. Wiring Device Faceplates with Integrated Night Lights and USB Chargers (406.16)
    18. Zone Designation Changes in Hazardous Locations (505, 515)
    19. General-Use Switches, Dimmers, and Electronic Controls Moved to Article 406
    20. HVAC Outdoor Disconnect Marking and Generator Disconnect Location (440.15, 445.18)
    21. Equipment Rooms, Corrosive Environments, and Temporary Cord Rules (680, 590)
    22. Industrial Control Panels: Supply Source Identification (409.23)
    23. 2026 National Electrical Code: Code Update (Core) — Section CheckpointQuiz
  2. Module 2National Electrical Code: Installation Requirements Review33 lessons
    1. Nonmetallic-Sheathed Cable Types NM and NMC (334)
    2. NEC Chapter 1: General Requirements and Definitions
    3. Service Entrance Conductors and Equipment (230 Parts I-III)
    4. Outlet, Device, Pull, and Junction Boxes (314)
    5. Outside Branch Circuits and Feeders: Clearances and Support (225)
    6. Required Outlets for Dwelling Units (210.52)
    7. Armored Cable Type AC (320)
    8. Branch Circuit Voltage Limitations and Multiwire Circuits (210.1-210.4)
    9. Article 100: Essential Definitions for Code Application
    10. Conductors for General Wiring: Types and Ampacity (310)
    11. Feeder Conductor Identification and Polarity (215.12)
    12. NEC General Requirements, Definitions, and Wiring Protection
    13. Equipment for General Use and Special Equipment
    14. Special Occupancies, Conditions, and Communications Systems
    15. NEC Chapters 4-7: Equipment for General Use and Special Conditions
    16. Fundamentals of Load Calculation: Codes, Safety, and Key Concepts
    17. Wiring Methods, Materials, and Conductors
    18. General Wiring Method Requirements (300.1-300.4)
    19. Number of Services and Service Disconnect Rules (230.71, 230.72)
    20. NEC Chapter 2: Wiring and Protection
    21. Fixed Electric Space Heating Equipment (424)
    22. Liquidtight Flexible Conduit Types LFMC and LFNC (350, 356)
    23. Hazardous Locations: Class I, II, III (500-503)
    24. Metal Wireways and Multioutlet Assemblies (376, 380)
    25. Grounding and Bonding Fundamentals (250 Part I)
    26. Luminaires, Lampholders, and Lamps (410)
    27. Voltage and Conductor Rules in General Installations (110.3-110.16)
    28. Article 90: Purpose, Scope, and Code Arrangement
    29. Zone Hazardous Locations (505, 506)
    30. GFCI and AFCI Protection Requirements (210.8, 210.12)
    31. Branch Circuits for Specific Equipment and Appliances (210.23, 210.25)
    32. Flexible Metallic Tubing and Electrical Nonmetallic Tubing (360, 362)
    33. Article 110: Approval, Listing, and Equipment Marking
    34. National Electrical Code: Installation Requirements Review — Section CheckpointQuiz

Your Instructor

Daniel T Whaley, Electrician Instructor

Daniel T Whaley

Electrician Instructor

Oregon Limited Maintenance Electrician (LME), licensed

11 years of experience

Daniel T. Whaley is a licensed maintenance electrician with more than a decade of hands-on experience in electrical installation, maintenance, and code compliance. His work spans residential, commercial, and industrial systems, with deep familiarity with the National Electrical Code and its state-level adoption and amendments. As TradesCE's lead electrical instructor, Daniel develops and reviews continuing-education curriculum focused on practical code application — the situations electricians actually encounter in the field — and serves as instructor of record for TradesCE's electrical course catalog.

What’s Included

  • 16 CE credit hours
  • Lifetime access to course materials
  • Works on desktop, tablet and mobile
  • Certificate of completion (instant)
  • Board-ready completion records

What Wyoming Requires From Electricians

CE hours required

16 hours

Renewal cycle

Every 3 years

License classes

Continuing education

Exam to renew

Not required

Topics Wyoming requires across the full 16-hour electricians CE requirement

The board sets these for the whole renewal cycle, not for any single course. See the full Wyoming requirement

  • National Electrical Code — min 8 hr
  • Electrical-industry-related courses (balance)

From this course to a renewed license

  1. 1

    Complete it online

    Timed lessons and checkpoints record your seat time, at your own pace.

  2. 2

    Pass the checks

    Short knowledge checks confirm the material stuck — retake freely.

  3. 3

    Download your certificate

    Issued the moment you finish, listing your completed hours.

  4. 4

    Renew with the board

    Your credit counts toward renewal with Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) / Wyoming Electrical Board.

Questions Wyoming electricians ask

How many continuing education hours do Wyoming electricians need?

Wyoming electricians must complete 16 hours of board-approved continuing education every 3 years, as set by Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) / Wyoming Electrical Board.

Which license classes does the Wyoming electricians CE requirement apply to?

The 16 hours requirement applies to: Continuing education.

What topics are required for Wyoming electricians continuing education?

Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) / Wyoming Electrical Board requires coverage of: National Electrical Code (8 hours); Electrical-industry-related courses (balance).

Can Wyoming electricians complete continuing education online?

Yes. Board-approved online courses count toward the Wyoming requirement; timed seat-time and completion records satisfy audit requirements.

Full Wyoming electricians requirements guide

Continuing education credit

This Electricians course is built to the continuing education requirements your board sets for license renewal. On completion you receive a certificate instantly, and your completion record is kept in the format your board expects.

TradesCE is an independent board-approved education provider, not Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) / Wyoming Electrical Board.

Covers this license class

  • Continuing education

Wyoming requires 16 hours every 3 years for these classes, set by Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) / Wyoming Electrical Board. See every Wyoming electricians requirement →

Source: board rule · Verified Sep 6, 2026

Approved in 1 state

  • WY
  • Built for renewal credit
  • Reporting-ready records