NEC(r) Q&A: Questions and Answers on the National Electrical Code(r) by Noel Williams

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Beginners will find answers to practical on-the-job problems, and experts will be able to explore in depth the reasons behind NEC rules and the additional issues related to each question in this examination of frequently- and not-so-frequently-asked questions. Based on questions posed to, and answered by, NFPA's Advisory Services engineers.

Includes coverage of:

  • Where GFCI, AFCI, and overcurrent protection are required.
  • Parallel paths and objectionable current over grounding connectors.
  • Ampacity calculations coordinated with termination and continuous load requirements.
  • How to use dual-marked wiring cables.
  • Use of cable trays permitted in other than industrial occupancies.
  • Low-voltage lighting systems.
  • Overcurrent protection requirements for motors.
  • Classification of hazardous locations.
  • Definition of Class 1, 2, and 3 remote-control, signaling, and power-limited circuits.

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DescriptionBeginners will find answers to practical on-the-job problems, and experts will be able to explore in depth the reasons behind NEC rules and the additional issues related to each question in this examination of frequently- and not-so-frequently-asked questions. Based on questions posed to, and answered by, NFPA's Advisory Services engineers.

Includes coverage of:

  • Where GFCI, AFCI, and overcurrent protection are required.
  • Parallel paths and objectionable current over grounding connectors.
  • Ampacity calculations coordinated with termination and continuous load requirements.
  • How to use dual-marked wiring cables.
  • Use of cable trays permitted in other than industrial occupancies.
  • Low-voltage lighting systems.
  • Overcurrent protection requirements for motors.
  • Classification of hazardous locations.
  • Definition of Class 1, 2, and 3 remote-control, signaling, and power-limited circuits.

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