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ICC Master Electrician (T16, 2020 NEC)
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The ICC Master Electrician exam (T16) is the 2020-NEC version of G16 and R16: 100 questions in 5 hours, open book, and ICC's master electrician exams require 75%. Pennsylvania's code moved to the 2020 NEC on January 1, 2026, so Pittsburgh steers candidates to T16, and Philadelphia's ICC 211 exam has tested the 2020 NEC since March 15, 2026.
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