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Code Check Electrical 9th Edition is based on the 2020 NEC, it also highlights the significant changes from the 2017 NEC. It can be used in jurisdictions using either code edition, and is therefore up-to-date for almost the entire United States. Code changes are highlighted and summarized on each page. New tables have been added, and others have been expanded to make this edition applicable to a wider range of installations than our previous books. The print book includes 23 tables and 66 illustrations, many of which are new or updated from our previous editions. This book is in our signature flip-chart format, which greatly simplifies getting directly to the section you are looking for. The durable laminated pages are perfect for the field or in the office. All of the Code Check books are endorsed by the International Code Council.
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Code Check Electrical 9th Edition Errata:
Page 24, top of left column references “20 CEC” and should say “20 NEC”. Same at bottom of page in box for Cable Protection in Basements & Crawlspaces.
This edition of our Code Check plumbing and mechanical book has been expanded to 48 pages. The book is based primarily on the 2015 IRC and 2015 UPC/UMC codes.
• 137 illustrations provide visual explanation of code rules
• 50 tables aid in code application
• Summary of code changes from the previous editions
• Includes select California code changes
• Expanded gas venting and CSST sizing section
• Signature flip-chart format for easy reference
• Durable, laminated pages are spill-proof for field use
• Includes latest rules on ventilation and exhaust systems to maintain indoor air quality
Essentially contains 2 books in one binding – an outstanding value at $24.95 list price.
Special web pricing: $22.95.
See sample pages below. Endorsed by the International Code Council.
For the eBook version, Code Check Plumbing & Mechanical 5th Edition eBook
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