2023 New Hampshire Journeyman Electrician + Electrician Calculations Study Guides + Flash Cards & National Electrical Code + Tabs Super Combo (Based on the 2023 NEC)

If you’re working toward a New Hampshire journeyman electrician license, you already know what makes the process challenging: it’s not just electrical knowledge—it’s performance. You need to move through Code questions efficiently, recognize what the question is really asking, and handle calculations with confidence under time pressure.

This Super Combo brings together four study tools that support those exact skills. It’s built around the 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) and combines a state-focused journeyman study guide, a dedicated electrician calculations study guide, flash cards for daily recall, and the National Electrical Code 2023 paperback with tabs so you can build faster navigation habits while you practice.

Whether you’re coming up through apprenticeship hours, returning to testing after time in the field, or simply tightening your weakest areas, this set gives you an organized study routine you can repeat—so each week of prep builds real momentum.

What You Get

• 2023 New Hampshire Journeyman Electrician Study Guide
  Exam-style practice designed to strengthen NEC knowledge, installation understanding, and question strategy for journeyman-level testing.
• 2023 Electrician Calculations Study Guide
  Targeted practice for electrical math, sizing concepts, and calculation setup—built to improve speed, accuracy, and consistency.
• National Electrical Code 2023 Paperback with Tabs
  Included Book: A 2023 NEC paperback reference paired with tabs to help you locate Articles, chapters, and tables faster while studying.
• 2023 Journeyman Electrician Flash Cards
  Quick review for common NEC concepts, terminology, and calculation reminders—great for daily repetition and short study sessions.

Exam Details

New Hampshire’s electrician licensing is administered by the New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC) through the Electricians’ Board. For licensing examinations, the state’s testing program is administered through Prov, Inc.

Prov’s New Hampshire Electrician Candidate Information Bulletin lists multiple exam versions by code cycle. For the Journeyman Electrician (2023) exam listing, the bulletin shows:

• Number of questions: 110
• Time allowed: 4.5 hours
• Topic distribution includes: general electrical knowledge, equipment for general use, motors and generators, control devices, services and service equipment, branch circuits and conductors, feeders, wiring methods and materials, and administrative topics

From a study standpoint, that breakdown is important because it tells you what to train: broad Code comprehension, strong navigation habits, and the ability to apply rules across many installation scenarios—not just one specialty.

Prov’s bulletin also lists New Hampshire written exam fees (effective February 1, 2025) and shows the Journeyman Electrician exam fee as $90. It also explains that candidates apply through the State first, and once approved, you are eligible to schedule the examination with Prov within a defined eligibility period.

Open Book Test

Prov’s New Hampshire Electrician Candidate Information Bulletin states that all exams are open book and timed. For open-book electrician exams, success typically comes down to a practical skill that can be trained: fast, accurate Code lookups.

The goal isn’t to flip pages faster—it’s to build a repeatable system so you can:

• Identify the NEC topic the question is testing (services, grounding concepts, motors, wiring methods, etc.)
• Jump to the right area of the Code consistently
• Confirm the exact rule and any exceptions
• Use the right table, note, or definition when a question depends on it

That’s why this combo includes the National Electrical Code 2023 paperback with tabs. Tabs support your practice by helping you build navigation habits that hold up under timed conditions. When you practice with a consistent lookup routine, your confidence improves because your answers are anchored in the Code—not guesswork.

Licensing Steps

New Hampshire’s journeyman licensing path is experience-based and application-driven through the Electricians’ Board. While each applicant’s documentation can vary, the process typically follows these steps:

1. Register and work under proper supervision as you build hours
   New Hampshire’s rules and Board requirements are structured around documented field experience gained through apprenticeship-style work.
2. Complete qualifying education or an approved equivalent
   New Hampshire’s journeyman eligibility includes a schooling pathway or approved alternatives established in Board rules.
3. Submit your journeyman application through OPLC/Electricians’ Board
   Applications and required forms are posted through the Board’s application resources.
4. Receive approval to test and schedule your exam with Prov
   Prov’s bulletin explains that the State determines exam eligibility and provides Prov with your testing information once approved.
5. Pass the journeyman electrician exam
   For the 2023 exam listing, Prov shows a 110-question, timed exam format.
6. Maintain your license and stay current with Code updates
   As Codes update and rules evolve, electricians typically complete required renewals and education as set by the Board.

This Super Combo supports the part you can control immediately: preparation. You’ll practice Code navigation, strengthen calculation performance, and reinforce the concepts that come up across major NEC topic areas.

State Requirements

New Hampshire’s Electricians’ Board rules outline journeyman qualifications in clear hour-and-education terms. Under NH Admin Rules Elec 304.01, a journeyman applicant must obtain 8,000 hours of practical or field experience as an apprentice to a journeyman or master electrician licensed by the Board, and must also meet one of several education/experience options.

Elec 304.01 lists an education pathway of 600 hours of electrical schooling that includes a minimum of 24 hours on electrical safety (with schooling accomplished in courses of 150 hours that include at least 6 hours of electrical safety), or an associate or higher degree in an electrical curriculum. The rule also lists alternative eligibility options including ten years of experience as a licensed journeyman or master in another jurisdiction, or having previously taken the journeyman or master exam in New Hampshire.

Because New Hampshire eligibility is documentation-based, candidates often benefit from studying in a way that matches the test: broad coverage, consistent practice, and strong Code navigation performance. This combo is designed to support that approach while keeping your study time organized and practical.

Reference Books

• National Electrical Code (NFPA 70), 2023 Edition
  Included Book: This combo includes the NEC 2023 paperback with tabs to support faster navigation and more efficient study sessions.
• Ugly’s Electrical References (2020)
  A widely used electrician reference that appears in Prov’s listed references for the New Hampshire journeyman exam program.
• American Electrician’s Handbook, 17th Edition
  Listed by Prov as a reference for the New Hampshire journeyman exam program.
• New Hampshire Laws and Rules (Elec 300–400, RSA 319-C)
  Listed by Prov as a reference category connected to New Hampshire exam administration and rules.
• New Hampshire amendments and bulletins (as listed by Prov for exam references)
  Prov’s exam reference list includes New Hampshire amendment documents tied to the Board’s Code requirements and administrative materials.

Test Information and Study Materials

The fastest way to improve is to train like a test-taker. That means practicing with the Code open, timing yourself, and building habits you can repeat. Use this combo as a complete system—each item has a job, and they work best together.

1) Train NEC navigation with the tabbed Code book

Open-book doesn’t mean easy. It means the exam is testing whether you can apply the Code. During practice sessions, keep your workflow consistent:

• Spot the topic first: services, feeders, branch circuits, wiring methods, motors, or special conditions.
• Jump with intention: use tabs to land in the right chapter/Article quickly.
• Read the full rule: then check exceptions before you commit.
• Confirm tables: if a question involves sizing, ratings, or conductor rules, tables and notes matter.

When you repeat this process, you stop “hunting” and start “locating.” That’s how Code speed is built.

2) Use the Journeyman Study Guide for broad, exam-style practice

Your journeyman study guide is your main practice engine. Use it to cover the full range of NEC topic areas and identify patterns in what you miss. A reliable routine looks like this:

• Work in timed sets to build pacing and decision-making
• Track misses by category (services, motors, wiring methods, administrative rules, etc.)
• Verify every missed question in the Code so you learn both the rule and the location
• Repeat weak areas until accuracy becomes consistent

Over time, your best score improvements come from targeted repetition—not from “starting over” repeatedly.

3) Use the Calculations Study Guide to make the math automatic

Electrician math is often less about advanced formulas and more about consistent setup. Many candidates lose points because they rush, skip steps, or don’t practice calculations as a separate skill. Your calculations study guide helps you train:

• Setup discipline: what you’re given, what you’re solving for, and what code concept applies
• Clean steps: a repeatable method that reduces mistakes
• Accuracy checks: quick ways to catch unit errors and unreasonable answers

When calculations become routine, you free up time and attention for the questions that require careful Code reading.

4) Use Flash Cards for daily recall and momentum

Flash cards are perfect for electricians with busy schedules because they turn small blocks of time into real progress. Use them to:

• Reinforce NEC language and definitions
• Review common rules that show up across many topics
• Keep calculation reminders fresh
• Warm up before practice sets or review after a study session

Consistency wins. A short daily routine helps keep your study momentum strong week after week.

How 1 Exam Prep Helps You Reach Your Goal

1 Exam Prep supports electricians with study resources that are built around performance—because licensing exams test more than knowledge. The goal is to help you build a steady, organized routine that strengthens Code navigation, calculation accuracy, and real-world application of NEC rules.

This Super Combo helps you prepare by providing:

• Organized study guidance that keeps your prep structured and focused
• Trade-focused review that reinforces how Code rules connect to installation decisions
• Practice-oriented preparation so you develop pacing and consistency over time
• Reference navigation training with the tabbed NEC so you can locate what you need quickly
• Confidence-building repetition through flash cards and calculation drills that fit real schedules

No course can replace hands-on electrical experience, but the right study system can help you apply what you already know faster, more accurately, and with less hesitation—exactly the advantages that matter on exam day.

FAQ

What’s included in the New Hampshire Super Combo?

You receive the 2023 New Hampshire Journeyman Electrician Study Guide, the 2023 Electrician Calculations Study Guide, the National Electrical Code 2023 paperback with tabs, and the 2023 Journeyman Electrician Flash Cards.

Is the New Hampshire journeyman exam open book?

Prov’s New Hampshire Electrician Candidate Information Bulletin states that all exams are open book and timed.

How many questions are on the Journeyman Electrician (2023) exam listing?

Prov’s bulletin lists the Journeyman Electrician (2023) exam as 110 questions with 4.5 hours allowed.

Does this combo include the NEC book with tabs?

Yes. The set includes the National Electrical Code 2023 paperback with tabs so you can practice faster Code navigation during study sessions.

Why include a separate electrician calculations study guide?

Calculations are a skill you improve through repetition. A dedicated calculations guide helps you practice setup and accuracy until the process becomes consistent—so you can move through math questions with less hesitation.

How should I study if I only have limited time each week?

Use flash cards daily for short recall sessions, schedule two or three timed practice blocks each week with the journeyman study guide, and add separate calculation practice sessions so the math becomes automatic.

What experience is required to qualify as a New Hampshire journeyman electrician?

New Hampshire’s Electricians’ Board rules (Elec 304.01) include an 8,000-hour practical/field experience requirement as an apprentice to a journeyman or master electrician licensed by the Board, along with an education or alternate-eligibility option listed in the rule.