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December 18, 2018 By Peter Saunders

Ontario Electrical Safety Code (OESC), 27th Edition – 2018 (PDF) Prescriptive in approach, the Ontario Electrical Safety Code is an essential tool of the trade and describes the standards for safe electrical installations in detail. Includes access to ESA Bulletins.

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  • December 18, 2018 – The 27th edition of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code (OESC) has been finalized with updates, is now available for purchase and will come into regulatory effect on May 16, 2019.

    The province’s Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) is encouraging professionals in the electrical industry to purchase the new edition and begin familiarizing themselves with it. Any electrical work conducted after the effective date will need to meet its requirements.

    The code includes the CE Code, Part 1, and several Ontario-specific amendments. The following are some of the key changes:
    – Section 10 requirements for bonding and grounding have been rewritten, reorganized and reduced, to simplify installations and improve safety.
    – The use of tamper-resistant receptacles has been expanded in educational facilities, hotels and motels.
    – The installation of an identified (neutral) conductor is required at each control (switch) location of a permanent luminaire.
    – Aligned with the Ontario Building Code (OBC), high-voltage (HV) conductors may not be installed over buildings.
    – Adequate working space must be provided for electrical workers to undertake installations, repairs and maintenance of transformers greater than 50 kVa.
    – The installation of cables is prohibited in concealed locations in corrugated roof decking.
    – Requirements have been added for energy storage systems.
    – The use of Power over Ethernet (PoE) is facilitated to provide a pathway for sources of electricity.

    The new code book and all ESA bulletins will be sold together by CSA Group, scheduled for availability in January, in print for $219 or in a searchable, digital format for $195, accessible on smartphones, tablets and desktops and compatible with Microsoft’s Windows and Apple’s iOS.

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    Ever wondered about the electrical code and how it affects the DIYer? The following is some information on the Electrical Code in Canada. The most current version is C22.1-09, The Canadian Electrical Code online and in print, part I, (21st edition), safety standard for electrical installations.

    The Canadian Electrical Code Online is available through several internet websites, including Amazon, EBay, and at the Canadian Standards Association website at www.csa.ca . Part I is adopted across Canada as regulation for the installation and maintenance of electrical equipment. The Canadian Electrical Code online, or in print form, is the code and standard that all electrical installations must conform to throughout the country of Canada. It is integrated with CSA electrical equipment standards (A.K.A. the Canadian Electrical Code, Part II) to ensure that electrical products evaluated to this standard are suitable for installation in accordance with the rules of Part I of the Canadian Electrical Code online, or in print.

    The Canadian Electrical Code online or in print copy covers all electrical work and electrical equipment that operates, or is intended to operate at all voltages in electrical installations for buildings, structures, and premises. It also includes factory-built moveable and non-moveable structures, and self-propelled marine vessels that are stationary for longer than five months at a time, and are connected to a shore power supply from time to time or continuously connected.

    The Canadian Electrical Code online or in print form, and any standards referenced in it doesn’t make or imply any guarantee or assurance by any authority adopting this Code, as it may pertain to life expectancy, durability, or operating performance of equipment and materials referenced in the Canadian Electrical Code online or in print form.

    A little dry – but as I’ve said in previous posts, the electrical code is considered the ‘Bible’ of regulations and guidelines for electrical installation. Put in place to ensure safe practices with all electrical work, it definitely must be taken into consideration with any home electrical wiring projects.

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