National Electrical Code 2008 Handbook (National Fire Protection Association//National Electrical Code Handbook)

Delmar Cengage Learning - Delmar Cengage Learning

Release date: 2008-01-10
Hardcover
Author: NFPA
Electrical Safety Codes, Technology & Engineering, Technology & Industrial Arts, Science/Mathematics, Codes & Standards, Construction, Construction - Electrical, Engineering - Electrical & Electronic, Technical & Manufacturing Trades, Technology / Construction / Electrical, Technology / Engineering / Electrical, Technology / Technical & Manufacturing Industries & Trades, Electricity, Electric wiring, Handbooks, manuals, etc, Insurance requirements, Standards


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I bought this book for my class. This book contains the latest standards in the electrical industry. The pictures in the book also give you a head start on working with circuits.

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This is not a book for the average do-it-yourself. It is, however, the Bible for professional and apprentice electricians, engineers, professional inspectors, and construction professionals who design, build, maintain, and approve residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural electrical systems.

If you are just looking to remodel your bathroom you don't need to buy this book---though you may want to refer to it. If you are making a living in the construction trades, then this book is an essential part of your toolbox.

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I like the NEC because it is a guide for preforming electrical jobs in the workplace. If I don't know the local jurisdiction's preference, I can use the NEC and proceed from there with little fear of reprisal from those concerned authorities. I like the fact that there is a national standard that field techs can refer to for quick reference and guidance on job assignments. This book can save a lot of telephoning for answers to electrical questions.

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