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Reduce the risk of errors on electrical jobs in residential occupancies. Check this updated 2008 National Electrical Code Pocket Guide on every job.
Reach for the 2008 Pocket Guide to Residential Electrical Installations and put essential facts and figures at your fingertips!
For fast, convenient access to the latest 2008 National Electrical Code requirements for one-, two-, and multiple-family dwellings, nothing tops the 2008 Pocket Guide to Residential Electrical Installations.
Specially designed for installers, it presents provisions in the same order they're applied during a typical installation to save you hours of reference time on every job.
- The pocket guide is an official source for the 2008 National Electrical Code electrical installation rules for dwellings, so you can feel confident you are getting the most up-to-date and reliable information available.
- Coverage includes frequently accessed rules for grounding, branch circuits, and overcurrent protection, for on-the-job use.
- Includes formulas, charts, and tables, such as conduit and tubing fill tables, to provide visual references to key concepts.
Perform safe, accurate, and efficient home electrical installations. This convenient guide’s practical coverage is presented in an order that mimics the real-world installation process, making its concepts easy to follow and easy to apply. Its compact size makes it ideal for storage in a toolbox, glove compartment, or even a pocket, so the code requirements you need can be available anytime and
anywhere you need them!
Implement the latest safeguards for electrical safety correctly and efficiently with this pocket-sized go-anywhere resource.
Small enough to fit into your toolbox, the Pocket Guide provides actual National Electrical Code extracts for:
- Grounding
- Branch circuits, feeder, and service calculations
- Overcurrent protection
- Switches
- Plus scores of other applications
Order today to protect from fire and electric shock risks in homes.
Reach for vital 2008 National Electrical Code coverage of residential electrical installations.
Use the 2008 National Electrical Code requirements to protect people from fire and shock risks in homes. To apply safeguards correctly on routine installations, work with the Pocket Guide to Residential Electrical Installations, Based on the 2008 National Electrical Code. Packed with provisions for installations in one- and two- and multiple-family dwellings and compact enough to fit into your toolbox, this resource provides actual code extracts for grounding; branch circuits, feeder and service calculations; overcurrent protection; switches; and scores of other applications. It's specially designed for installers, with requirements presented in the same order they're applied on the job. |
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