2014 Erratas & TIA's

[Dennis Alwon]

There are a lot of errors in the 2014 NEC so if you are interested then go to NFPA and take a look. Here is the link to the page with the erratas. There are 4 different files to download.


On the same page is a list of TIA's (tentative interim amendments) for the 2014 NEC

 

[jumper]

Thank you Dennis.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

You are welcome. Seems like an awful lot of them this year

 

[Dennis Alwon]

They just added 2 more TIA's

TIA 14-1, Reference: 516.3(A)(1)(a) and 516.10(A) (issued 8/1/2013) (PDF, 19 KB)
TIA 14-2, Reference: 445.20 (issued 10/22/2013) (PDF, 19 KB)
TIA 14-3, Reference: Table 820.154(a) (issued 3/3/2014) (PDF, 26 KB)
TIA 14-4, Reference: 520.45 (issued 8/14/2014) (PDF, 40 KB)
TIA 14-5, Reference: 530.21(A) (issued 8/14/2014) (PDF, 40 KB)
TIA 14-6, Reference: 590.6(A)(1) (issued 8/14/2014) (PDF, 42 KB)

 

[GoldDigger]

14-6 does not seem to clarify things all that much to me!

Are they just saying that you can plug a cord set with GF protection into the already protected circuit, or are they trying to say that you can use such cord sets instead of the permanent GFCI?

 

[Nom Deplume]

Are they incorporating these into their PDF download?

I purchased the handbook a couple of weeks ago, if I download it again will the updates be in the download?

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I am confused as well. I thought the first part covered the changed part "In addition" not sure I see the difference there. It sounds like it is saying that all must be gfci protected and a cord set is permitted-- It does not say that the cord set gfci can negate the need for the hard wired gfci.


So what would be NOT a part of the permanent wiring of the building or structure and NOT a cord set? A temp. Pole???