Hours
8
2026 NEC Code Changes
Section by section — what changed, and what it means on the job.
WattCred · Washington
Online courses for working electricians, built around the 2026 NEC and Washington law.
Enrollment is not yet open.
Washington Labor & Industries
Sponsor ID 3304
Approved October 30, 2026 under sponsor ID 3304. Five courses, 24 instructional hours, effective October 30, 2026 through October 30, 2029.
WA2026-671 and WA2026-672 are approved as industry-related credit. They do not count toward the 8-hour code-change requirement.
Washington · Planned rates
24 hours. A complete three-year renewal: eight hours of code changes, four on Washington law and rules, twelve industry-related. Nothing left to buy somewhere else.
Prices shown are our planned rates; nothing is for sale yet. No WattCred course is currently offered for continuing education credit in any state. Enrollment is not yet open.
Hours
8
Section by section — what changed, and what it means on the job.
Hours
4
The licensing statute and administrative rules for your state.
Hours
4
Field practices, boundaries, and the paperwork that has to exist.
Hours
4
Article 250 — EGC, GEC, bonding jumpers, and the paths that actually clear a fault.
Hours
4
Article 120 — services, feeders, and the arithmetic inspectors check.
If you only need code-change hours, that is 2026 NEC Code Changes. The Article 250 and Article 120 courses are approved as industry-related credit, so they count toward your twelve industry hours rather than the eight code hours.
From completion to credit
When enrollment opens, WattCred will file the roster with L&I within seven days of course completion. L&I does not accept a completion certificate as proof of credit. Check your education record through L&I’s Verify tool .
Payment is not proof of continuing education credit.
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