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Informationen zum Autor Paul Rosenberg is a master electrician and a leading voice in the electrical industry. An instructor at Iowa State University, he has written training courses for NECA and articles for all major industry publications as well as Audel Electrician?s Pocket Manual, 2nd Edition. Klappentext A practical guide to the 2002 NEC As an electrician, your interest in the NEC is application specific. You need the parts that relate to your job, clearly organized so you can find what you need, and geared to what you do. This book is the 2002 NEC for the installer, with easy-to-follow chapter headings to help you find important information quickly, and explanations that make sense. Youll want it with you on every job.Find those parts of the NEC that matter to your job -nothing moreUnderstand all general and basic requirementsIdentify specific standards for multiple buildings sharing serviceKnow the rules regarding surge arrestors, grounding connections for AC systems, and grounding for separately derived systemsReview the requirements for wiring in all types of cable and conduitLook into code requirements for specialized applications like hospitals, motion picture studios and theaters, RV parks, and swimming pools Zusammenfassung Suitable for established electricians as well as would-be electricians embarked on the strenuous training that involves apprenticeship! test-taking! and licensing! this book separates the manufacturing and supplemental requirements of the NEC! leaving only those portions of importance to the installer. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction. Chapter 1: General Requirements. General Requirements (Article 110). Basic Requirements (Article 110). Use of Grounded Conductors (Article 200). Chapter 2: Branch Circuits. Branch Circuits (Article 210). Classifications. Grounded Conductors. Voltages. Receptacles and Cord Connectors. Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters. Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupters. Branch-Circuit Ratings. Appliance Outlets. Chapter 3: Feeders. Feeders (Article 215). Ratings and Sizes. Grounding and Other Requirements. Outdoor Feeders or Branch Circuits. Chapter 4: Services. Services (Article 230). Service Conductors. Service Clearances. Underground Service Conductors. Wiring Methods. Service Equipment. Overcurrent Protection. Services Over 600 Volts. ;Chapter 5: Overcurrent Protection. Overcurrent Protection (Article 240). Taps. Locations. Fuses and Circuit Breakers. Chapter 6: Grounding. Grounding (Article 250). Circuit and System Grounding. Location of Grounding Conductors. AC System Grounding Connections. Two or More Buildings Supplied by a Common Service. Disconnecting Means Located in Separate Building on Same Premises. Conductor to Be Grounded. Grounding for Separately Derived Systems. High-Impedance Grounded Neutral Connections. Grounding of Enclosures. Equipment Grounding. Methods of Grounding. Bonding. Grounding Electrode Systems. Grounding Conductors. Grounding Conductor Connections. Isolated Grounding. Other Requirements. Surge Arrestors (Article 280). Chapter 7: Wiring Requirements. Wiring Methods (Article 300). General. Protection of Conductors. Underground Wiring. Raceways. Boxes. Conductors. Temporary Wiring (Article 527). Conductors for General Wiring (Article 310). Identification of Conductors. Chapter 8: Wiring in Cable. Cable Tray Systems (Article 392). Uses and Locations. Installation. Cable I...
