Thread 2950714

any place to get code books online without paying the kike price of 180 bucks for a softcover?

>>2950714 (OP)
I just checked on Anna's Archive and they have many copies to download

>>2950714 (OP)
> code, 2026
It’s only 2025. How do they even know in advance?
It’s almost like they just make up some bullshit to sell books.

You can read NFPA publications on their website for free (with registration).

>>2950746
The NEC has a review board that anyone from electricians to architects can submit proposals to so that they can update the code every 3 years.
The most current edition is 2023, but the next one is coming soon

>>2950957
Coming soon: arc fault circuit interrupters on every circuit, no exceptions.

>>2951063
I had to buy those for one room I renovated. $37 each. Scam.

I’d be happy if they’d acknowledge the existence of LED lighting that takes 10 times less current than incandescents. I spent $1000 on wire to run these tiny in-ceiling recessed lights with a max 12 devices in the circuit according to code.

At least the UK calls it what it is: BS

>>2950945
>for free (with registration)
you're paying with your personal information

What code? The NEC doesn't have a device per run limit that i know of.

>>2951095
What code has a device/run limit?

>>2951374
plumbing

>>2950714 (OP)
I got a job as an electrical engineer, they ordered a bunch of code books for me then I quit 2 weeks later.

>>2951409
based

>>2951316
>tfw the botnet wants me to burn my house down