Nfpa 70- nec

[shocker23]

Is there a condensed (or overview) version of NFPA 70- NEC I can view?

 

[480sparky]

Not really. Any given installation could easy be covered in so many areas of the NEC it really isn't possible to seperate the wheat from the chaff.

I recall one time the NFPA produced a 'residential' NEC that contained only sections that pertained to dwellings. Not sure if they still do, though.

 

[Hendrix]

Not really. Any given installation could easy be covered in so many areas of the NEC it really isn't possible to seperate the wheat from the chaff.

I recall one time the NFPA produced a 'residential' NEC that contained only sections that pertained to dwellings. Not sure if they still do, though.

That must have been quite a while ago

 

[shocker23]

480Sparky,

I didn't think so and w/o even a basic NEC membership not all articles are accssible. Perhaps the good old library may be able to help.

thank you for your responce.

 

[jumper]

I recall one time the NFPA produced a 'residential' NEC that contained only sections that pertained to dwellings. Not sure if they still do, though.

It is still there, but 2005 only. No 2008.

 

[jumper]

480Sparky,

I didn't think so and w/o even a basic NEC membership not all articles are accssible. Perhaps the good old library may be able to help.

thank you for your responce.

What articles can't you open? The articles are free. You just have to open a free account.

 

[480sparky]

I'm confused.

Are you looking for a paper-n-ink book, or the NEC on your computer?