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Title: National Electrical Code 1999
by National Fire Protection Association, National Fire Protection Agency
ISBN: 0-87765-432-8
Publisher: Delmar Learning
Pub. Date: 10 September, 1998
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $59.50
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Average Customer Rating: 3.29 (7 reviews)

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Rating: 5
Summary: The book cost to much
Comment: The book cost to much but you got to have it

Rating: 5
Summary: Not a training manual
Comment: In all states that I have held an electrician's license (20 years), it was mandatory to pass an electrical exam based on the current NEC. This is an invaluable resource and a must have if you are an electrician. But it is not a training manual. Homeowners and do-it-yourselfers are best served picking up a how to electrical book based on the current National Electrical Code. There are several here at Amazon.

Rating: 1
Summary: New code book not ready for prime time
Comment: Here's a book that begs the question, "What were these guys thinking?" At NFPA, it seems the voltage is on but nobody's home. The new large format doesn't make the book any easier to interpret or information easier to find, perpetually sore subjects among users of past code books. The text might be larger, which is fine for us aging boomers with reading deficiencies, but that's not a good enough reason to radically alter a long-established format. Further, it seems NFPA intended this edition for office use, not field use. Those of us who carry the books in our trucks have ready-made spots for the old 5x7.5 editions. This big book is klutzy and subject to vastly more damage in everyday use.

And finally there's the price of this "deluxe" edition. The 1978 code book was $8, the 1996 book was about $35. There is simply no justification for the 1999 book, a virtual requirement for every informed electrician, to be scraping the $50 level. Will somebody please check the NFPA's grounding?

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