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Origins of the National Electrical Code
 

 

Topic - NEC
Subject - Origins of the National Electrical Code

October 31, 2008
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ImageWhat Is The National Electrical Code (NEC)?
Where Did It Come From?
How Long Has It Existed?

 

There is a very interesting website on the internet that chronicles the answers to the above questions and provides a detailed history of the origins of the NEC. Dating all the way back to the late 1800’s this makes for a very interesting read. Please take some time to check it out:

 

http://antiquesockets.com/nec.html 

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Comments

  • Thanks for sharing interesting articles that relate to our industry.

    It's fascinating to see how we got to where we are today.

    Thanks and keep up the good work.

    john gary
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  • This is a link to an article by Art Cote, in the Fall 2008 edition of FPE Magazine, which is published by the SFPE: http://www.mikeholt.com/newsletters.php?action=display&letterID=628&email=james_nasby@csi.com#comments

    Mr. Cote was with the NFPA for many years. This article delineates the history in more detail, and I believe is more authoratative.

    Best regards . . .

    Jim

    Jim S. Nasby
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  • even presently its fascinating to here wordings from before being used today this article is seeing the past in the present its a history an electrical,legend a dynasty of the n.e.c. that will continue to grow. its great its a very valuable history which no money can ever buy its knowledge.

    jose a guillen
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  • I posted the wrong link to the Arthur Cote article. It's:

    james_nasby@csi.com

    Regards . . .

    Jim

    Jim S. Nasby
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  • I'll posted the wrong link to the Arthur Cote Article. The link is:

    http://www.fpemag.com/articles/article.asp?i=375

    Regards . . .

    Jim

    Jim S. Nasby
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