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Analysis of Changes to the 2008 National Electrical Code gives you the inside track on hundreds of major National Electrical Code revisions, so you’re instantly up to date and ready for any job.
Added articles, usability improvements, and revisions that boost public safety make the 2008 National Electrical Code an essential resource. Understand the benefits – and gain the advantages – with the 2008 edition of Analysis of Changes. Created by the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI) and NFPA, this full-color, illustrated reference is an accurate, reliable, and authoritative account of the significant revisions in the 2008 National Electrical Code. Comply smoothly and accurately from the start!
IAEI and NFPA, the two major authorities on code interpretation, explain more than 400 important revisions to the 2008 National Electrical Code. Several vital changes enhance personnel and equipment protection, or reduce harmful emissions, or answer response problems resulting from disasters or terrorism.
- Incremental expansion of AFCI and GFCI requirements.
- Article 626, Electrical Truck Parking Space.
- Article 708, Critical Operations Power Systems.
Other changes include definitions:
- Revisions of grounding and bonding definitions.
- New definitions for branch-circuit overcurrent devices, surge arrestors, surge protective devices (SPDs).
- Revisions of the terms neutral conductor and neutral point.
As usual, this material is concise, easy-to-use, and filled with valuable advice from the experts.
Get on top of the 2008 National Electrical Code's broader scope and new provisions. The Analysis of Changes to the 2008 National Electrical Code gives you the inside track!
For all of the nearly 400 major Code changes covered, you'll have:
- A summary addressing the "Change at a Glance."
- Excerpts of actual 2008 National Electrical Code text along with an in-depth analysis of the change and its impact on the field.
- Information on why the change was initiated and accepted, including technical substantiation.
- 2008 National Electrical Code page references, plus a useful cross-link to the Reports on Proposals and Comments.
- In addition, a wealth of full-color graphics highlights key concepts.
First-time articles, usability improvements, and revisions that boost electrical safety make the 2008 National Electrical Code essential. The Analysis of Changes helps you understand key changes and how they affect your work. It's an ideal resource for electrical designers, engineers, trainers, installers, and inspectors.
Excerpt from the Preface
This book has been prepared with the objective of providing coverage of major changes in the 2008 National Electrical Code. Great care has been taken to select changes that provide the best, most complete information and greatest benefit. There were 3,688 proposals and 2349 public comments processed by the twenty code-making panels, but this book does not include every proposal and public comment that was accepted nor does it include any that were rejected.
Significant effort has been made to include references to proposals and public comments as part of the coverage of each change covered in the Analysis of Changes. The objective is to make it easier to follow the progress of proposed changes and to understand how the change developed and was finally accepted. Proposals and pubic comments were selected based on the industry impact of the final accepted change. Those that are exactly the same or that made the same type of recommendation have not all been included because several of the covered changes had multiple proposals or comments associated with them. In those cases, the selection was made to provide the reader with sufficient information to show action on the change from start to final acceptance. Readers are encouraged to review the substantiation included with proposals and comments associated with changes to get a more complete understanding of what the submitter intended to accomplish and why the action was proposed. It also helps to understand how the proposed change reaches its final form by following actions and statements made by the National Electrical Code committees. Users of the 2008 National Electrical Code are encouraged to obtain either the electronic form or the printed hard copy of the National Electrical Code Report on Proposals and the National Electrical Code Report on Comments. These valuable resources include a more detailed record of each change and provide actual panel actions and statements to help clarify the changes that were accepted. |
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