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Connecticut E-2 Unlimited Journeyman Electrician License Exam (DCP / PSI)
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NEC Fundamentals & DefinitionsYou are here
Master Article 100 definitions, working space requirements, and general installation rules.
Wiring Methods & Grounding
Study conduit fill, conductor ampacity, Article 250, and equipment grounding.
Branch Circuits & Load Calculations
Practice dwelling/commercial calculations, GFCI/AFCI, and overcurrent protection.
Motors, Special Occupancies & Timed Practice
Cover motor circuits, hazardous locations, healthcare, and full timed simulations.
Can You Take the CT Electrician Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Submit application to CT Dept. of Consumer Protection
- •Schedule exam through PSI after DCP approval
- •Pay exam fee to PSI
CT Electrician Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
6-10 weeks for most candidates
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
Examination eligibility is valid for one year from the date the state approves the application, and journeypersons may retest an unlimited number of times within that year. A candidate who fails schedules the retake directly with PSI and pays the $59 fee for each attempt; a candidate who tests unsuccessfully may retest as soon as two days later, subject to seat availability.
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Reported exam pass rate: The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection and PSI do not publish a public pass-rate percentage for the E-2 examination.. Check the exam sponsor for the latest official figure.
143 Practice Questions
NEC questions covering all 16 official CT E-2 Unlimited subject areas with explanations
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What You'll Study
14 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Electrical Fundamentals, NEC Navigation & Connecticut Licensing
3 sections
Chapter 2: Services, Feeders & Branch Circuits
4 sections
Chapter 3: Grounding and Bonding (NEC Article 250)
3 sections
Chapter 4: Conductors, Ampacity & Cables
3 sections
Chapter 5: Raceways, Boxes & Conduit Fill
3 sections
Chapter 6: Overcurrent Protection & Tap Rules
2 sections
Chapter 7: Electrical Load Calculations (Article 220)
3 sections
Chapter 8: Motors, Motor Circuits & Controllers (Article 430)
3 sections
Chapter 9: Transformers, Power Distribution & Standby Systems
3 sections
Chapter 10: Special Occupancies & Hazardous Locations
3 sections
Chapter 11: Lighting, Signs & HVAC Equipment
3 sections
Chapter 12: Low Voltage, Fire Alarm & Communications Systems
3 sections
Chapter 13: Solar Photovoltaics, Renewable Energy & Energy Storage
3 sections
Chapter 14: Electrical Safety, High Voltage & Exam Strategy
3 sections
CT Electrician Exam Details
Connecticut E-2 Unlimited Journeyman Electrician License Exam (DCP / PSI)
Administered by Connecticut Dept. of Consumer Protection (DCP)
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Connecticut Dept. of Consumer Protection (DCP) content outline
8 items: conduit and tubing types, supports, bends, conduit fill, box and pull box sizing
7 items: electrical theory, Ohm's and Watt's laws, NEC layout, Article 100 definitions, Article 110
7 items: Articles 210, 215, 220 and 230 including clearances, ratings and load calculations
7 items: ampacity, temperature correction, bundling adjustment, NM/MC/AC/UF cable rules
6 items: Article 250 grounding electrode systems, bonding jumpers, equipment grounding conductors
6 items: Article 240 standard ratings, conductor protection, device location and tap rules
6 items: Article 690 PV voltage and current sizing, rapid shutdown, disconnects and interconnection
5 items: hazardous locations, health care facilities, swimming pools, appliances and HVAC
5 items: Article 430 full-load current tables, conductor sizing, overload and controller rules
5 items: NEC Article 760 and NFPA 72 circuit classes, separation and cable listings
5 items: OSHA 29 CFR 1926 construction safety, lockout/tagout, arc flash and PPE
4 items: transformers, generators, emergency and standby systems, transfer switches
3 items: Article 410 luminaire locations, clothes closet clearances and recessed fixtures
2 items: Article 725 Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 remote-control and signaling circuits
2 items: Article 600 electric signs, outline lighting, branch circuits and disconnects
2 items: installations over 1,000 volts, working clearances and Article 490 equipment
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What's Next After the CT Electrician?
After passing the CT Electrician, you can pursue these career paths
E-1 Unlimited Electrical Contractor
Progress to independent electrical contracting, pulling municipal building permits, and operating a licensed electrical business in Connecticut after completing two years as a licensed E-2 journeyperson.
Master Electrician
Advance into senior project engineering, supervisory management, and master-level credentialing recognized across New England trade jurisdictions.
Electrical Inspector
Transition into municipal or state building code enforcement, inspecting commercial and residential electrical installations under the Connecticut State Building Code.
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