Understanding the National Electric CodeThis book is the most thorough and accurate industry reference for understanding of the National Electrical Code for beginning and experienced electricians. Author Mike Holt details how to read the Code, and how to apply the rules immediately. Beginners learn to understand how the NEC is constructed through a relaxed, yet clear and direct format. For the experienced user of the NEC, this book clarifies confusing and seemingly conflicting rules. .Accurate examples and graphics provide insight to applications for the Code as well as 1996 Code changes, tips, danger warnings and a glossary on important terms make this an invaluable book..This book can meet the requirements for the states requiring continuing education on the 1996 Code changes. |
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Article 110 Requirements for Electrical Installations | 3 |
Article 200 Use and Identification of Grounded Conductors | 9 |
Article 215 Feeders | 23 |
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