"best' free online NFPA 70 (NEC)

[junkhound]

Most of my old links no longer work, the NFPA 'free' site even when registered is so loaded with panel discussion hard to find specific code sections, etc.

What are the 'best' online links.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I pay $100 a year and I get access to all of NFPA publications. At times it is a little slow but I really like it. It is called NFPA LiNK

 

[MasonF]

I use link as well. Its very handy to have all the nfpa publications right there at one location. Before link though to get free access when i didnt have the book handy i would go to the nfpa website and go to the page to submit a change to nfpa 70 then just scroll through to what I wanted to see and delete my “proposal” when I was done.

 

[Frank DuVal]

Around here some counties have a link to the "current" NEC pages on their building inspection/permit pages. So not always the most current issue, but the one that is needed for work there. Other counties hardly have a website, no population.

 

[wwhitney]

up.codes has codes for each state, and for many states they have the NEC as amended by that state.

They say that Alabama has adopted the 2020 NEC without amendments:

National Electrical Code 2020 of Alabama based on the NFPA 70, 2020

UpCodes offers a consolidated resource of construction and building code grouped by jurisdiction

up.codes

Likewise they say that Florida has adopted the 2017 NEC without amendments:

Florida Electrical Code 2017 based on the NFPA 70, 2017

UpCodes offers a consolidated resource of construction and building code grouped by jurisdiction

up.codes

Cheers, Wayne