- Location
- Windsor, CO NEC: 2023
- Occupation
- Hospital Master Electrician
There's been come discussion of late about the NEC and it's place in the electrical world. I've seen it said in a couple of threads by some smart people, that changes in technology and in the industry as a whole are rendering the NEC obsolete on some fronts, even as the newest edition is just being adopted in some areas.
It seems to me, in general, when we don't dissect the code and nitpick over a comma here and there (as I am guilty of from time to time), the code seems to cover most problems, some even specifically.
So my question is, what are these changes that come to mind?
It seems to me, in general, when we don't dissect the code and nitpick over a comma here and there (as I am guilty of from time to time), the code seems to cover most problems, some even specifically.
So my question is, what are these changes that come to mind?
