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46 reviewsThe NFPA 70, National Electrical Code Handbook is the most practical and powerful resource today for electrical design and installation. You get the complete text of the latest NEC plus a range of features providing insights and guidance on its application.
Only the NEC handbook, 2023 edition, offers:
Integrated expert commentary positioned in line with NEC text
Summary of Technical Changes table demonstrating where and why code changes occurred between editions
A cross-reference feature to help you quickly find related information in other articles or sections
Hundreds of full-color photos and illustrations, including schematics, floor plans, and cross-sectional graphics
Fast-track getting up to speed with major changes to the code with the NEC handbook.
The NEC 2023 edition is completely reorganized with renumbered articles for ease of use and expanded content to account for emerging practices, trends, and technologies. All of the NEC definitions are now consolidated in Article 100 with searchable terms to assist in finding important code content.
Key revisions to the code include:
New general criteria for all electrical systems, including a rule requiring level/flat surfaces within the working space for electrical equipment and expanded provisions covering the use and approval of reconditioned electrical equipment
Changes impacting residential electrical systems, ranging from expanded ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) requirements for specific appliances and new requirements for optional installation of receptacle outlets serving island and peninsular countertops and work surfaces
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