National Electrical Code, 1993 (National Electrical Code

by Intl Conference of Building Officials

Publisher: Delmar Publishers

Written in English

Published: May 1993 Pages: 917 Downloads: 985

Subjects:

United States,
Tables,
Insurance requirements,
Technology & Industrial Arts,
Reference,
Electricity,
Electric engineering,
Electric wiring,
Law and legislation

Edition Notes

Paperback

The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	917
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL8112640M
ISBN 10	0877653836
ISBN 10	9780877653837

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