The managing organizations, subcommittees, and committee members are listed in the front of the code book. National electrical safety code handbook, sixth edition. National electrical safety code ieee c22017 engineering. National electrical safety code and nesc are registered trademarks and service marks in the u. National electrical safety code handbook wiley online books. National electrical safety code and nesc are both registered trademarks and service marks of the. The titles of these are general, service equipment, disconnecting means, and overcurrent protection, respectively. Jan 10, 2011 about this book the 2007 nesc handbook, sixth edition, edited by allen clapp, is an essential companion to the code.
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