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NEMA 2005 ELECTRICAL STANDARDS & PRODUCT GUI DE 3

NEMA is pleased to present the 2006 edition oftheElectrical Standards & Product Guide. Morethan 50,000 engineers, specifiers, and buyers ofelectrical products make use of the guide to makesure that electrical installations perform safelyand effectively.

NEMA has been developing electrical industrystandards for eight decades. NEMA will continueto play a critical role in promoting advanced tech-nology, from medical imaging systems to trafficcontrol systems, from homeland security devices

to electrical applications of nanotechnology. Weare indebted to the dedicated professionals whodevelop our industry standards.

NEMA is increasingly moving into the interna-tional marketplace. It is active in the InternationalElectrotechnical Commission standards develop-ment and conformity assessment processes,attempting to facilitate the entry of NEMA prod-ucts into markets across the globe. In the past fewyears, we have opened offices in Mexico, Brazil,and China, offering services to members selling

product into these markets and working on behalfof members to influence the standards develop-ment and regulatory processes in those countries.

NEMA's government relations program worksboth domestically and internationally to removetrade and regulatory barriers to doing business. InChina, which at the moment may hold the greatestopportunity for our multinationals, NEMA hasbeen working diligently to level the competitiveplaying field and foster free and fair trade.Government relations achieved a great victory lastyear with the passage of the Energy Policy Act of2005. The association was instrumental in thedrafting of key portions of the bill, including onethat requires the federal government to purchaseNEMA Premium electric motors and Energy Starlabeled products, ensuring high performance andhigh energy efficiency at the same time.

NEMA also helps itsmembers understand themarkets via its a full-serviceeconomics and marketresearch consulting shop,which has gained a reputa-tion as a reliable, attractive-ly priced provider of busi-ness information to the elec-troindustry. Known asNEMA/BIS, it is uniquely positioned to fill the

electroindustry's business information needs. Itprovides accurate and timely customized research,data collection, analysis, and forecasting to keydecision-makers in NEMA member companiesfrom relatively small surveys to the complex fore-casting models developed for NEMA productgroups. NEMA/BIS services are distinguishedfrom the competition because they are designedto meet specific customer requirements, andemploy a rigorous method of collecting accuratedata, while maintaining the utmost confidentiality

of company data.The Industry Data Exchange Association,

IDEA, a joint venture between NEMA and theNational Association of Electrical Distributors,is also contributing to an efficient marketplace bysetting standards for e-commerce and providingthe means by which those in the marketing chan-nel can transact business in the most efficient,effective, and accurate manner possible.

All told, NEMA continues to provide tremen-dous value to its members and the electrical man-ufacturing community. We are here to serve.

Evan Gaddis

President

National Electrical Manufacturers Association

F R OM T H E P RE S I D E N T

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4 2006 ELECTRICAL STANDARDS & PRODUCT GUI DE NEMA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2006 ELECTRICAL

STANDARDS & PRODUCT GUI DE

NEMA Member Companies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

NEMA Board of Governors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Standards & Other Publications Index . . . . . . . . .14

Standards Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Product Category Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78

Products & Manufacturers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80

Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .130

Industry Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .131

Global Order Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132

Terms & Methods of Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . .133

Publication Order Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134

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Going beyond thebalance sheet.

The numbers on a balance sheet are a snapshot of a companys

financial position and theyre important. But the heart and soul of

company are its people, its products and services, the markets it

serves, the customers it helps. In the last year alone, Hubbell

people responded in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita with

unprecedented urgency. They supported the recovery of vital

energy resources, came to market with one of the largest new

product launches in company historyand much more. The way we

see it, the numbers on our financial statements tell only part of

the Hubbell story. The real story is what we do every day to achieve

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S E CT I ON H E A D

3M Electrical Products

3M Traffic Safety Systems

A. B. Chance Company

A.O. Smith Electrical Products Co.

ABB Control, Inc.

ABB Inc.

ABB-Entrelec

AC Data Systems

Accurate Plastics, Inc.

Acme Electric Corporation

Acuity Lighting Group

Adalet

Advance Transformer Company

Advanced I nstrument Development Inc.

Advanced Light ing Technologies Inc.

Advanced Protection Technologies

AFC Cable Systems

AGFA U.S.Healthcare

Aiphone Corporation

Air Products and Controls Inc.

Alara, Inc.

Alcan Cable

Alflex Corporation

Allied Moulded Products, Inc.

Allied Tube & Conduit

Al lied Tube & Conduit/Cope

Aloka Co., Ltd

Amercable

American Cable Systems

American Insulated Wire Corporation

American Power Conversion Corp.

American Signal Company

Ametek Solidstate Controls

Anamet Electrical, Inc.

Apcom, Inc.

Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd.

Appleton Electric CompanyArchitectural Area Lighting

AREVA T&D

Arlington Industries, Inc.

Articulated Technologies, LLC

ASCO Power Technologies

Atkins & Pearce, Inc.

Aurora Lighting Inc.

Belden CDT, Inc.

Berk-Tek a Nexans Company

Biosound Esaote, Inc.

Bodine Company, Inc.

Boltswitch, Inc.

Bosch Security Systems

Bridgeport Fitt ings, Inc.

Bridgeport I nsulated Wire Company

BRK Brands, Inc.

Bryant Electric

BSafe Electrix, Inc.

Cable USA, Inc.

Cablofil, Inc.

California Linear Devices

Camtronics Ltd Medical Systems

CANTEX I NC.

Capintec, Inc.

CARLO GAVAZZI , INC.

Carlon

Caterpill ar, Inc.

CCL I nc.

Chalfant Manufacturing Company

Champion Fiberglass, Inc.

CMS, Inc.

Coleman Cable, Inc.

Colonial Wire & Cable Co., Inc.

Color Kinetics

Columbia Lighting

Computerized Imaging Reference

Systems, Inc. (CIRS)

CONDUMEX

Connector Castings, Inc.

Connector Manufacturing Company

Control Concepts

Cooper B-Line

Cooper Bussmann

Cooper Crouse-Hinds

Cooper Lighting

Cooper Power Systems

Cooper WheelockCooper Wiring Devices

Cornell Communications, Inc.

Cree Lighting Company

Cummins, Inc.

Curbell , Inc.

Daktronics, Inc.

Danaher Power Solutions

Day-Brite Lighting

DeJarnette Research Systems

Dialight Corporation

Digirad Corporation

Draka USA, Inc.

Dresser-Rand Company

Dual-Lite

DuPont

Dura-Line Corporation

Duracell , Inc.

Durham Company

Dynamic Imaging, Inc.

Eastman Kodak Company

Eaton Electr ical, Inc.

Eberle Design, Inc.

Econolite Control Products, Inc.

EFI Electronics

EGS Electrical Group

EHV-Weidmann Industries, Inc.

Elastimold Division

Elecktrisola, Inc.

Electra-Gear

Electri-Cord Manufacturing Company

Electri-Flex Company

Electro Switch Corporation

Elekta Inc.

Elliott Company

Elster Electricity

Emerson Electric Company

Emerson Motor Company

Encore Wire Corporation

ERICO, Inc.

Ericson Manufacturing Company

ESAB Welding

Essex Group, Inc.

Eveready Battery Company, Inc.

EYE Lighting International of N.A., Inc.

Fargo Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Faxitron X-Ray Corporation

FCI U.S.A. Inc.Federal Pacific

Federal Signal Corporation

Federal-Mogul Systems Protection Group

Feit Electr ic Company, Inc.

FERRAZ SHAWMUT

Fiberoptic Display Systems, Inc.

Figaro USA, Inc.

Fike Protection Systems

Fire Control Instruments, Inc.

Fire-Li te Alarms/Notifi er

N E M A M E M B E R C O M P A N I E S

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association is

the trade association of choice for the electrical manufac-

turing industry. Founded in 1926 and headquartered near

Washington, D.C., its 430 member companies manufacture

products used in the generation, transmission and distribu-

tion, control, and use of electricity. These products are

used in utility, medical, industrial, commercial, institution-

al, and residential applications. Domestic production of

electrical products sold worldwide exceeds $120 billion.

In addition to its headquarters in Rosslyn, Virginia, NEMA

also has offices in Beijing, So Paulo, and Mexico City.


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In 1994, when Eaton Corporation pur-chased the Westinghouse distributionand control business unit (DCBU) and

merged it with its existing Cutler-Hammer business, the products,patents, and intellectual resources of

the two electrical giants became one.

Today, Eaton Corporations Electricalbusiness is the industry leader in indus-trial control, automation, and electrical

distribution equipment and services;

and is the only authorized serviceprovider for Cutler-Hammer andWestinghouse DCBU products and

systems.

We are committed to forming power-

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businesses to increase delivered

solutions, expanding ourdistribution channel, and providinga convenient path to all of our

solutions through our Internet site.When you need a leader who

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NE M A M E M B ER COM PA NI E S


Firetrol, Inc.

First Technology, Inc.

Fisk Alloy Conductors, Inc.

Fluke Biomedical

Fonar Corporation

Formica CorporationFRE Composites Corporation

Fuji film Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc.

Fukuda Denshi

G & W Electric Company

Galvan Industries, Inc.

Gamma Medica, Inc.

GE Consumer & Industr ial

GE Consumer & Industrial, Lighting

GE Consumer & Industrial, Lighting

Systems

GE Healthcare

GE Security, Inc.

GE Total Lighting Control

GELcore LLC

General Cable

Genlyte Group LLC

Gentex Corporation

Gilbert Industries, Inc.

Glastic Corporation

Grady Research, Inc.

GrafTech International Limited

Graphite Metall izing Corporation

GS Metals Corporation

Hadco Lighting

Halco Lighting Corporation

Hammond Power Solutions, Inc.

Harbour Industries, Inc.

Harrington Signal, Inc.

HBD Industries, Inc.

Heri tage Plastics South, Inc.

Hilec LLC

Hil l-Rom Company, Inc.

Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc.

Hoffman Enclosures Inc.

Holophane An Acuity Brands Company

Homac Manufacturing Company

Honeywell Electronics & Lighting

Honeywell , Inc.Honeywell , Inc.Home & Building Controls

Howell Electric Motors

Hubbell Building Automation, Inc.

Hubbell Incorporated

Hubbell Lighting, Inc.

Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.

Hubbell Wiegmann

Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems

Hypertherm Incorporated

iCAD, Inc.

IDX Systems Corporation

IGC-Medical Advances Inc.

ILNorplex, Inc.

ILSCO Corporation

Image Sensing SystemsImaging Diagnostic Systems, Inc.

IMPAC Medical Systems, Inc.

Imperial Electric Company

Indy Lighting, Inc.

Innovative Paper Technologies, LLC

Intell igent Devices, Inc.

International Metal Hose Company

Interpower Corporation

Invensys Climate Controls Americas

(Maple Chase Co.)

IPEX Inc.

IS2 Medical Systems Inc.

Iten Industries

Iteris

I tron Electricity Metering, Inc.

ITT VEAM, LLC

IW High Performance Conductors, Inc.

J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc.

John C. Dolph Company

Johnson Controls, Inc.

Joslyn Clark Controls, Inc.

Judd Wire, Inc.

Juno Lighting Inc.

K-Line Insulators USA Inc.

Kaneka High-Tech Materials, Inc.

Kentucky Association of Electric

Cooperat ives, Inc.

Kidde-Fenwal, Inc.

Kil lark Electric Mfg. Company

Kim Lighting

Kodak Batteries,Eastman Kodak

Company

Konica Minolta Medical Imaging USA,

Inc.

Lamina Ceramics, Inc.

Lamson & Sessions

LAP of America L.C.

LAPP Insulator Company, LLCLectromat, Inc.

LEESON Electric Corporation

Leoni Wire, Inc.

Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Liebert Corporation

Light Sources Inc.

Lightolier

Lincoln Electric

Lincoln Motors

Lindsey Manufacturing Company

Li thonia Lighting

Littelfuse, Inc.

Locke Insulators, Inc.

Lorad,A Hologic Company

Lumileds Lighting, LLCLutron Electronics Company, Inc.

MacLean Power Systems

Marathon Electric Manufacturing

Corporation

Master Control Systems, Inc.

McCain I nc.

McKesson Medical Imaging Group

Medison Co., Ltd

Meltric Corporation

Merge Healthcare

Meter Devices Company, Inc.

Metron, Inc.

MGE UPS Systems, Inc.

MGM Transformer Company

Milbank Manufacturing Company

Mil ler Electric Manufacturing Co.

Minerallac/Cully

Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc.

Mi tsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc.

Moeller Electric Corporation

MP Husky Corporation

MWS Wire Industries

National Cathode Corp.

National Time & Signal Corporation

Nexans Canada Inc.

Nexans Magnet Wire USA I nc.

NGK-LOCKE Polymer Insulators, Inc.

Niagara Transformer Corporation

Nucletron Corporation

O-Z/Gedney

Ohio Brass Company

Ohio Electric Motors, Inc.

Omron Electronics LLC

OSRAM Opto Semiconductors I nc.

OSRAM SYLVANIA Electronic Control

Systems

OSRAM SYLVANI A General Lighting

P-W Industries, Inc.Panasonic Corporation of North America

Panasonic I ndustrial Company

Panduit Corporation

Panolam Industr ies

Pass & Seymour/Legrand

Pauwels Transformers

PCI Lighting Controls, Inc.

Pedersen Power Products

Peek Traffic Corporation


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N EM A M E M B E R COM PA N I E S

Peerless Electric

Peerless-Winsmith, Inc.

Penn Panel & Box Company

Philips Lighting Company

Philips Medical Systems, N.A.

Phoenix Contact, Inc.Phoenix Data Communications Inc.

Picoma Industries, Inc.

Post Glover Resistors, Inc.

Power Controls Incorporated

Powertec Industrial Motors, Inc.

Prescolite, Inc.

Producto Electric Corporation

Progress Lighting

Progressive Machine Die, Inc.

Quallion LLC

Quirk Wire Company, Inc.

R2 Technology, Inc.

RACO

Radionic Industries, Inc.

Radix Wire Company

RAM Industries

Rauland-Borg Corporation

Rea Magnet Wire Company, Inc.

Regal Manufacturing

Regal Sleeving and Tubing, LLC

Regal-Beloit Corporation

Reliance Controls Corporation

RENATA SA

Republic Conduit

Reuel, Inc.

Rittal Corporation

Riverain Medical

Robertson Worldwide

Robroy Industries, Inc.

Rockbestos-Surprenant Cable Corporation

Rockwell Automation

Russelectric, Inc.

Ruud Lighting Inc.

S & C Electric Company

Safetran Traffic Systems, Inc.

Safety Technology International, Inc.

SAFT America, Inc.

Schneider Automation, Inc.SDi LLC

Sectra Imtec AB

Sensata Technologies

Sentinel Lighting

Service Wire Company

SEW-Eurodrive, Inc.

Shamrock Conduit Products, Inc.

Shimadzu Medical Systems

Showa Denko Carbon, Inc.

Sicame Corporation

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.

Siemens ITS

Siemens Medical Solut ions USA, Inc.

Siemens Molecular Imaging

Siemens Power Transmission &

Distribution, Inc.

SimplexGrinnell LP

SLi Lighting

Sofanou Inc.

Sola/Hevi-Duty

Sonora Medical Systems

SonoSite, Inc.

South Atlantic, LLC

Southern Pipe, Inc.

Southwire Company

Spaulding Lighting, Inc.

Specialty Cable Corporation

Spectrum Brands, Inc.

Sprecher & Schuh, Inc.

Square D Company

Steel City

Steel Electric Products Co., Inc.

Sterling Electric, Inc.

Sterner Lighting Systems, Inc.

Stryker Medical

Sumitomo Electric Interconnect

Products, Inc.

Superior Graphite Company

System Sensor/Honeywell Fire Solutions

Group

Systematics

Technology Research Corporation

TECO-Westinghouse Motor Company

Tektone Sound & Signal Mfg. Inc.

Tel-Tron Technologies Corporation

The Monroe Cable Company, Inc.

The Okonite Company

The P.D. George CompanyThe Phantom Laboratory

The Pringle Electri cal Mfg. Company

Therm-O-Disc

Thomas & Betts Corporation

Thor Systems, Inc.

TIR Systems Ltd.

TomoTherapy, Incorporated

TomTec Corporation

Torna Tech Inc.

Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc.

Toshiba International Corporat ionTotal Control Products, Inc.

Tower Manufacturing Corporation

Toyoda Gosei North America Corporation

Transtector Systems, Inc.

Tuthill Energy Systems

Tyco Electronics/AMP

Tyco Electronics/Raychem Wire & Cable

U. S.Electrical Motors

U.S.Traffic

Ultraguard Corporation

Ultrasonix Medical Corporation

Underground Devices, Inc.

United Copper I ndustr ies

United Fiberglass of America, Inc.

Universal Lighting Technologies

Ushio America, Inc.

UTC Power

VanTran Industries, Inc.

Varian Medical Systems, Inc.

Venture Lighting I nternational

Venture Lighting Power Systems

Viakable, S.A. de C.V.

Vigil Health Solut ions Inc.

Vision Fire & Security

Von Roll Isola USA, Inc.

W.T. Storey Inc.

WAGO Corporation

Watt Stopper, Inc.

WEG Electric Motor Corp.

Weidmuller Inc.

Welch Allyn, Inc.

Western Tube & Conduit Corporation

Westinghouse Lighting Corporation

Wheatland Tube Company

White-Rodgers

Wide-Lite

Wilson Greatbatch Ltd.

Wilsonart International, IncWiremold/Legrand

Yaskawa Electr ic America, Inc.

Zonare


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S E CT I ON H E A D

CHAIRMAN

TIMOTHY H. POWERS

Chairman, President & CEO

Hubbell I ncorporated

Orange,Connecticut

VICE CHAIRMAN

JOHN W. ESTEY

President & CEO

S&C Electric Company

Chicago, I llinois

VICE CHAIRMAN

LARRY POWERS

Chairman, President & CEO

Genlyte Group LLC

Louisville, Kentucky

TREASURER

JOHN STROPKIChairman, President & CEO

Lincoln Electric

Cleveland, Ohio

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR

RANDY CARSON

Group President

Eaton Corporation

Eaton Electrical

Moon Township, Pennsylvania

WILLIAM BOEHM

CEO & Chairman of the BoardConnector Manufacturing Company

Hamilton, Ohio

JAMES P. CAMPBELL

President & CEO

GE Consumer & Industrial

Louisville, Kentucky

RICHARD COUCH

CEO

Hypertherm Incorporated

Hanover, New Hampshire

TED CRANDALL

Senior Vice President, Components &

Packaged Applications Group

Rockwell Automation

Milwaukee,Wisconsin

JAMES DAVIS

Vice President, U.S. Diagnostic

Imaging Commercial Organization

GE Healthcare

Waukesha,Wisconsin

BRIAN DUNDON

President & CEO

Advance Transformer Company

Rosemont, I llinois

DAVID FI TZGIBBON

President & CEO

ILSCO Corporation

Cincinnati, Ohio

KIRK HACHIGIAN

President & CEO

Cooper Industries, Inc.

Houston,Texas

DONALD HENDLER

President


Little Neck,New York

CHARLIE JERABEK

President & CEO

OSRAM SYLVANIA

Danvers, Massachusetts

GREGORY KENNY

President & CEOGeneral Cable

Highland Heights, Kentucky

HAROLD LEVITON

Chairman of the Board & CEO


Little Neck,New York

JOHN LONGENDERFER

President & CEO

Lutron Electronics Company, Inc.

Coopersburg, Pennsylvania

AUBERT MARTIN

President & CEO

Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.

Alpharetta, Georgia

PETER MCI LROY

Chairman & CEO

Robroy Industries, Inc.

Verona, Pennsylvania

JEAN-PAUL MONTUPET

Executive Vice President

Emerson Electric Company

St. Louis, Missouri

JOHN MORGAN

President & CEO

Acuity Lighting Group

Atlanta, Georgia

DEL NICKEL

President

Hoffman Enclosures Inc.

Anoka,Minnesota

DAVID D. PETRATIS

CEO & President

Schneider Electric, Schneider North

American Operating Division

Palatine, I llinois

DOMINIC PILEGGI

President & CEO

Thomas & Betts Corporation

Memphis,Tennessee

ENRIQUE SANTACANA

President

ABB Power Technologies NA

Norwalk, Connecticut

JOHN SELLDORFF

President & CEOLegrand North America

West Hartford, Connecticut

STUART THORN

President & CEO

Southwire Company

Carrollton,Georgia

GORDON THURSFIELD

President

Nexans Canada Inc.

Markham, Ontario

R. CHARLES VERMERRIS

President & CEO

Radix Wire Company

Euclid, Ohio

2006 NEMA BOARD OF GOVERNORS


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38 A Brief Compari son of NEMA 250 and I EC 60529

32 Annular Space Protect ion of Openings Created byPenetrat ions of Tubular Steel Conduit, A Review of

UL Special Service Investigation, File NC 546,

Project 90NK11650

67 $97.00 Application Guide for AC Adjustable Speed DriveSystems

77 $57.00 Application Guide for Isolated Ground WiringDevices

26 Conduit-I n-Casing Construction

40 $205.00 Electrical Installation Requirements: A GlobalPerspective

48 $65.00 Electrical Product Acceptance in Europe: NEMA

Guide to New Approach Directives and CE Marking

40 Envi ronmental Impact Analysis: Spent Mercury-

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26 Expansion Joints for PVC Rigid Nonmetal lic Conduit

51 Fluorescent Lamps and the Envi ronment

67 $38.00 General Specification for Consultants, Industrial and

Municipal: NEMA Premium Efficiency Electric

Motors (600 Volts or Less)

51 $27.00 Getting the Most from Your Lighting Dollar (ThirdEdition)

40 $37.00 Guide for Proper Use of Smoke Detectors in Duct

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40 $50.00 Guide for Proper Use of System Smoke Detectors

51 $29.00 Guide to Energy-Efficient Lighting Systems

51 $27.00 Guide to Industrial Lighting

51 $27.00 Guide to Office Lighting and Productivity

40 $50.00 Guide to Preparing a Design Proposal for ParallelingCustomer Generation with an Electric Utility

50 $27.00 Guide to Retail Lighting Management

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70 Guidel ines for Handl ing Water Damaged Elect ricalEquipment

40 $45.00 Maps and Director ies

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40 NEMA Analysis of the Energy Policy Act of 1992:

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Standards on October 24, 1997

16 $23,997.00 NEMA Complete Set

51 $27.00 NEMA Guide to Lighting Controls

32 $85.00 NEMA Installation Guide for Nurse Call Systems

ST A N DA R DS & OT H E R P U B L I CA T I ON S I N D E X

This index is a quick reference guide to all of the standards available from NEMA, including certain ANSI standards.

It notes the latest version available, the price, and the page number on which you will find the title and a short description

of the document, as well as companion standards and notices of approval or adoption by other organizations.

At least every five years, each NEMA standard is reviewed for timeliness, technical accuracy, and relevance. The dates

of the reviews are published as part of the alpha-numeric standard identifier. Revisions published for NEMA standards

are made available for holders of the base standard at a nominal price. The revision is automatically included in the basestandard for future users and the price of the standard (base and revisions) is adjusted. When a NEMA standard is pur-

chased through IHS/Global Engineering Documents, the customer will be sent notification of the standards revision.

PRODUCT CATEGORY PAGE

Arc Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Batteries, Dry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Busway, Conduit, Raceways. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Capacitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Carbon/Manufactured Graphite Products. . . . . . . . . . 32Communications & Signaling Equipment . . . . . . . . . . 32

Conduit & Duct, Electri cal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

DICOM Publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Distribution Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Enclosures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Fire Protection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

General Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Industrial Control & Automation Systems . . . . . . . . . 40

Insulating Products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

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Measuring Equipment, Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

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32 Report of Research onElectrical Metallic Tubing

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70 Safety Guide for Use of

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26 Solvent-Cementing Jointsfor PVC Rigid Nonmetallic

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64 Type "2" Motor Starter

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74 User Guide to ProductSpecifications for Electrical

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38 $63.00 250-2003

71 $38.00 260-1996 (R2004)

50 $63.00 NEMA 410-2004

34 $1,062.00 AB 1-2002

34 $76.00 AB 3-2001

34 $63.00 AB 4-2003

50 $46.00 BL 1-1997 (R2002)

26 $885.00 BU 1-2002

26 $49.00 BU 1.1-2005

26 $49.00 BU 1.1-2005 (Spanish)

28 $51.00 BU 1.2-2002

28 $0.00 Bulletin 5RN 218932 $139.00 CB 1-2000

32 $75.00 ANSI /NEMA CC 1-2005

32 $51.00 CG 1-2001

32 $55.00 CG 2-2004

31 $70.00 CP 1-2000

69 $47.00 DC 3-2003

69 $38.00 DC 5-2002

70 $42.00 DC 10-1983 (R1989,

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70 $42.00 DC 12-1985 (R1991,

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70 $35.00 DC 13-1979 (R1985,R1991, R1997, R2002)

70 $47.00 DC 20-1992 (R2003)

62 $76.00 EI 21.1-1993 (R2002)

62 $36.00 EI 21.2-1991 (R1997,

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50 $58.00 EM 1-2002

24 $43.00 EW 1-1988 (R1994,R1999, R2004)

24 $29.00 EW 3, Revision 1

24 $32.00 EW 3-1983 (R1995,

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24 $94.00 EW 4-1993 (R1999)

24 $50.00 EW 6-199828 $72.00 ANSI /NEMA FB 1-2003

28 $52.00 FB 2.10-2003

28 $78.00 FB 2.20-2003

68 $50.00 FB 11-2000

28 $50.00 FG 1-1993

48 $78.00 ANSI /NEMA FI 1-2004

48 $40.00 FI 2-1992 (R1999,R2005)

48 $46.00 ANSI /NEMA FI 3-2004

69 $63.00 FU 1-2002

69 $56.00 GR 1-2005

74 $51.00 ANSI /NEMA HP 3-2001

74 $45.00 ANSI /NEMA HP 4-2000

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74 $126.00 HP 100-1991(R1999,R2005)

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48 $48.00 HV 2-1991 (R1996,

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40 $61.00 IA 2.1-2005

41 $128.00 I A 2.2-2005

41 $170.00 I A 2.3-2005

41 $133.00 I A 2.4-2005

41 $114.00 I A 2.5-2005

41 $128.00 I A 2.7-2005

41 $114.00 I A 2.8-2005

41 $104.00 ICS 1-2000 (R2005)

41 $32.00 ICS 1.1-1984 (R1988,R1993, R1998, R2003)

42 $31.00 ICS 1.3-1986 (R2001)

42 $108.00 ICS 2-2000 (R2005)

42 $63.00 I CS 2, Par t 9-2002

42 $48.00 ICS 2.3-1995 (R2002)

42 $58.00 I CS 2.4-2003

42 $61.00 ICS 3-2005

42 $38.00 ICS 3.1-1997 (R2003)

42 $63.00 ICS 4-2005

42 $146.00 I CS 5-2005

44 $46.00 I CS 5, Annex B-2002

44 $46.00 I CS 5, Annex E-2002

44 $46.00 I CS 5, Annex F-2002

44 $42.00 I CS 6-1993 (R2001)

44 $61.00 ICS 7-2006

44 $61.00 I CS 7.1-2006

44 $126.00 ANSI/NEMA ICS 8-2000

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44 $56.00 I CS 10-2005, Par t 1

44 $56.00 I CS 10-2005, Par t 2

44 $77.00 I CS 12.1-1997

46 $58.00 I CS 14-2004

46 $55.00 I CS 15-2004

46 $198.00 I CS 16-200146 $62.00 I CS 18-2001

46 $72.00 I CS 19-2002

46 $119.00 ANSI/NEMA ICS 61800-1-

2002

46 $113.00 ICS 61800-2-2005

46 $133.00 ICS 61800-4-2004

34 $92.00 KS 1-2001

69 $32.00 LA 1-1992 (R1999)

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50 $50.00 LE 5A-1999

50 $32.00 LE 5B-1998

48 $191.00 L I 1-1998

48 $58.00 LI 6-1993 (R1999,R2005)50 $37.00 LL 7-2006

69 $32.00 LS 1-1992 (R2000)

67 $236.00 ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2003

67 $236.00 ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2003(CD)

67 $85.00 MG 1 Condensed-2002

68 $57.00 MG 10-2001

68 $32.00 MG 11-1977 (R1997,

R2001)

68 $85.00 MG 1-2003,Revision 1-2004

68 $63.00 MG 2-2001

68 $42.00 MG 3-1974 (R1995,

R2000, R2005)

63 $43.00 MS 1-2001

63 $46.00 MS 2-2003

64 $46.00 MS 3-2003

64 $42.00 MS 4-2006

64 $51.00 MS 5-2003

64 $35.00 MS 6-1991 (R2000)

64 $60.00 MS 8-1993 (R2000)

64 $54.00 MS 9-2001

64 $49.00 MS 10-2006

74 $43.00 MW 750-1996 (R2001)

74 $58.00 MW 765-2003

74 $37.00 MW 780-2005

74 $37.00 MW 785-2000

74 $35.00 MW 790-2000

75 $160.00 ANSI /NEMA MW 1000-2003, Revision 1, 2005

75 $160.00 ANSI /NEMA MW 1000-

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40 NS 1-2005

72 $74.00 NTCI P 1101:1996

72 $84.00 NTCI P 1201:1996

72 $112.00 NTCIP 1202:199672 $87.00 NTCI P 1203:1997

72 $58.00 NTCI P 1204:1998

72 $58.00 NTCI P 1205:2001

73 $112.00 NTCIP 1207:2001

73 $38.00 NTCI P 2101:2001

73 $61.00 NTCI P 2102:2003

73 $69.00 NTCI P 2103:2003

73 $69.00 NTCI P 2104:2003

73 $61.00 NTCI P 2201:2003

73 $50.00 NTCI P 2202:2001

73 $47.00 NTCI P 2301:2001

73 $32.00 NTCI P 2302:2001

73 $38.00 NTCI P 2303:2001

73 $56.00 NTCI P 2304:2002

73 $32.00 NTCI P 8003:200164 $78.00 NU 1-2001

64 $62.00 NU 2-2001

64 $63.00 NU 3-2004

68 $119.00 ANSI/NEMA OS 1-2003

68 $72.00 ANSI /NEMA OS 2-2003

68 $72.00 OS 3-2002

34 $59.00 PB 1-2006

36 $31.00 ANSI /NEMA PB 1.1-2002

36 $28.00 PB 1.1-2002 (Spanish)

36 $59.00 PB 2-2006

36 $31.00 ANSI /NEMA PB 2.1-2002

36 $32.00 PB 2.1-1996 (Spanish)

36 $72.00 PB 2.2-2004

40 $47.00 PDD 04.02.00

69 $38.00 PE 1-2003

69 $54.00 PE 5-1997 (R2003)

69 $54.00 PE 7-1997 (R2003)

64 $999.00 PS 3 2006 Set

64 $56.00 PS 3.1-2006

64 $177.00 PS 3.2-2006

64 $288.00 PS 3.3-2006

65 $176.00 PS 3.4-2006

65 $107.00 PS 3.5-2006

65 $100.00 PS 3.6-2006

65 $121.00 PS 3.7-2006

65 $75.00 PS 3.8-2006

65 $61.00 PS 3.10-2006

65 $82.00 PS 3.11-2006

65 $75.00 PS 3.12-2006

65 $75.00 PS 3.14-2006

65 $88.00 PS 3.15-2006

65 $248.00 PS 3.16-2006

66 $176.00 PS 3.17-2006

66 $56.00 PS 3.18-2006

48 $141.00 RE 2-1999

28 $37.00 RN 1-2005

28 $38.00 RN 2-1987 (R1992,

R2001)

28 $43.00 RN 3-1991 (R2002)

75 $63.00 RV 1-2004,Revision 1

75 $58.00 RV 2-2005

32 $32.00 SB 10-1991 (R1998,

R2005)

32 $74.00 SB 28-1992 (R1997,

R2003)

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36 $63.00 SG 4-2000 (R2005)

71 $54.00 SM 23-1991 (R1997,

R2002)

71 $70.00 SM 24-1991 (R1997,

R2002)

71 $43.00 ST 1-1988 (R1994,

R1997)

71 $59.00 ST 20-1992 (R1997)

28 $58.00 TC 2-2003

30 $58.00 TC 3-2004

30 $58.00 TC 6&8-2003

30 $49.00 TC 7-2005

30 $51.00 TC 9-2004

30 $49.00 TC 13-2005

30 $699.00 TC 14-2002

30 $38.00 TC 18-2004

30 $62.00 TC 19-2001

30 $38.00 TCB 2-2000

30 $54.00 TCB 3-2001

48 $40.00 TF 1-1993 (R2000,

R2005)

48 $40.00 TF 2-1993 (R2000,R2005)

72 $51.00 TP 1-2002

72 $69.00 TP 2-2005

72 $27.00 TP 3-2000

72 $42.00 TR 1-1993 (R2000)

73 $96.00 TS 1-1989 (R1994,

R2000, R2005)

74 $160.00 TS 2-200374 $111.00 TS 4-2005

77 $50.00 UC 2-1993 (R2000,

R2005)

66 $138.00 UD 2-2004

66 $78.00 UD 3-2004

30 $58.00 VE 1-2002

31 $54.00 VE 2-2001

75 $62.00 WC 26-2000/EEMAC 201

75 $89.00 WC 50-1976/ICEA P-53-426 2nd Ed. (R1993,

R1999)

75 $72.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 51-

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75 $37.00 WC 52-2005

75 $94.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 53/ICEA

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75 $32.00 WC 56-1986 (R2000,R2005)


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76 $138.00 WC 58-1997/ICEA S-75-

381 (R2005)

76 $44.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 61-2005

76 $32.00 WC 62-1992 (R1999,R2004)

76 $69.00 WC 63.1-2005

76 $31.00 WC 63.2-1996 (R2003)

76 $37.00 WC 65-1995 (R2003)

76 $60.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 66-2001

76 $61.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 67-2005

76 $130.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 70-1999/ICEA S-95-658-1999

76 $109.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 71-

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76 $34.00 WC 72-1999 (R2004)

77 $40.00 WC 73-2000 (R2005)

77 $130.00 WC 74-2000/ICEA S-93-639

77 $75.00 ANSI /NEMA WC 27500-

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77 $28.00 WD 1-1999 (R2005)

77 $138.00 ANSI/NEMA WD 6-2002

77 $32.00 WD 7-2000 (R2005)

66 $50.00 XR 5-1992 (R1999)

66 $32.00 XR 7-1995 (R2000)

66 $31.00 XR 9-1984 (R1994,R2000)

66 $35.00 XR 10-1986 (R1992,

R1998)

66 $48.00 XR 11-1993 (R1999)

66 $32.00 XR 13-1990 (R1995,R2000)

66 $32.00 XR 14-1990 (R1995,

R2000)

66 $36.00 XR 15-1991 (R1996,

R2001)

67 $38.00 XR 16-1991 (R1996,R2001)

67 $37.00 XR 17-1993 (R1999)

67 $48.00 XR 18-1993 (R1999)

67 $49.00 XR 19-1993 (R1999)

67 $48.00 XR 21-2000

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38 $75.00 ANSI_IEC 60529-2004

62 $114.00 ANSI C12.1-2001

62 $111.00 ANSI C12.4-1984 (R2002)

62 $66.00 ANSI C12.5-1978 (R2002)

62 $121.00 ANSI C12.6-1987 (R2002)

62 $61.00 ANSI C12.7-2005

63 $34.00 ANSI C12.8-1981 (R2002)

63 $49.00 ANSI C12.9-2005

63 $72.00 ANSI C12.10-2004

63 $177.00 ANSI C12.11-1987

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63 $50.00 ANSI C12.18-1996

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63 $155.00 ANSI C12.19-1997

63 $58.00 ANSI C12.20-2002

63 $87.00 ANSI C12.21-1999

24 ANSI C18 Series

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2005

24 $65.00 ANSI C18.1M, Par t 2-2=2003

26 $72.00 ANSI C18.2M, Par t 1-

2003

26 $36.00 ANSI C18.2M, Par t 2-

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26 $69.00 ANSI C18.3M, Par t 1-2005

26 $65.00 ANSI C18.3M, Par t 2-

2003

46 $46.00 ANSI C29.1-1988 (R2002)

46 $46.00 ANSI C29.2-1992 (R1999)

46 $36.00 ANSI C29.3-1986 (R2002)

47 $36.00 ANSI C29.4-1989 (R2002)

47 $36.00 ANSI C29.5-1984 (R2002)

47 $36.00 ANSI C29.6-1994 (R2002)

47 $40.00 ANSI C29.7-1996 (R2002)

47 $36.00 ANSI C29.8-1985 (R2002)

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47 $36.00 ANSI C29.10-1989

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48 $36.00 ANSI C29.11-1989(R1996)

48 $31.00 ANSI C29.12-1997

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48 $51.00 ANSI C29.17-2002

48 $52.00 ANSI C29.18-2003

36 $50.00 ANSI C37.50-1989(R1995,R2000)

36 $52.00 ANSI C37.51-2003

38 $72.00 ANSI C37.54-20023 $65.00 ANSI C37.55-2002

38 $67.00 ANSI C37.57-2003

38 $52.00 ANSI C37.58-2003

38 $51.00 ANSI C37.85-2002

60 $38.00 ANSI C62.61-1993

51 $27.00 ANSI C78.5-2003

51 $109.00 ANSI C78.20-2003

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52 $25.00 ANSI C78.40a-1998

52 $63.00 ANSI C78.41-2001

52 $227.00 ANSI C78.42-2004

52 $291.00 ANSI C78.43-2005

52 $520.00 ANSI_IEC C78.81-2005

52 $48.00 ANSI C78.180-2003

52 $77.00 ANSI C78.260-2002

52 $14.00 ANSI C78.261-1977

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52 $40.00 ANSI C78.375-1997

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54 $238.00 ANSI C78.389-2004

54 $50.00 ANSI C78.390-1998

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54 $65.00 ANSI C78.391-2004

54 $34.00 ANSI_IEC C78.682-1997

54 $416.00 ANSI_IEC C78.901-2005

54 $74.00 ANSI_IEC C78.1195-2001

54 $74.00 ANSI_IEC C78.1199-2002

54 ANSI C78.1340-1990

54 ANSI C78.1341-1990

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54 ANSI C78.1342-1990

54 ANSI C78.1380-1988

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55 $29.00 ANSI C78.1402-2004

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56 $40.00 ANSI C78.1417-1997

56 $67.00 ANSI C78.1420-2001

56 $46.00 ANSI C78.1421-2002

56 $32.00 ANSI C78.1430-1997

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56 $32.00 ANSI C78.1432-199756 $58.00 ANSI C78.1433-2001

56 $77.00 ANSI C78.1434-2001

56 $37.00 ANSI C78.1435-2002

56 $26.00 ANSI C78.1450-1983(R2002)

57 $6.00 ANSI C78.1451-2002

57 $108.00 ANSI C78.1452-2004

57 $54.00 ANSI C78.1460-2004

57 $54.00 ANSI C78.1500-2001

57 $32.00 ANSI C78.1501-2001

57 $54.00 ANSI C78.1503-2001

57 $32.00 ANSI C78.1504-200157 $54.00 ANSI C78.1505-2001

58 $114.00 ANSI_IEC C78.60360-2002

58 $26.00 ANSI_IEC C78.60432:1-

2003

58 $23.00 ANSI_IEC C78.60432:2-

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58 $23.00 ANSI_IEC C78.60432:3-

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58 $26.00 ANSI_IEC C78.62035-

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58 $23.00 ANSI /NEMA C78.LL 3-

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58 $54.00 ANSI /NEMA C78.LL

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58 $32.00 ANSI_IEC C78.MR11-2-

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58 $67.00 ANSI C79.1-2002

31 $49.00 ANSI C80.1-2005

31 $44.00 ANSI C80.3-2005

31 $44.00 ANSI C80.5-2005

31 $49.00 ANSI C80.6-2005

58 $338.00 ANSI_IEC C81.61-2005

59 $229.00 ANSI_IEC C81.62-2005

59 $416.00 ANSI_IEC C81.63-2005

59 $83.00 ANSI_IEC C81.64-2005

59 $65.00 ANSI C82.1-2004

59 $100.00 ANSI C82.2-2002

59 $48.00 ANSI C82.3-2002

59 $100.00 ANSI C82.4-2002

59 ANSI C82.5-1990 (R1995)

59 $203.00 ANSI C82.6-2005

59 $32.00 ANSI C82.9-1996

59 $25.00 ANSI C82.9b-1998

59 $128.00 ANSI C82.11 Consolidated-

2002

59 $32.00 ANSI C82.12-199960 $50.00 ANSI C82.13-2002

60 $172.00 ANSI C82.77-2002

69 $43.00 ANSI C84.1-1995 (R2001,R2005)

63 $65.00 ANSI /NEMA C93.1-1999

32 $61.00 ANSI C119.1-2006

34 $58.00 ANSI C119.4-2004

34 $59.00 ANSI C119.6-2006

60 $28.00 ANSI C136.1-2004

60 $25.00 ANSI C136.2-2004

60 $27.00 ANSI C136.3-2005

60 $38.00 ANSI C136.4-200360 $28.00 ANSI C136.5-2003

60 $28.00 ANSI C136.6-2004

60 $28.00 ANSI C136.9-2003

60 $44.00 ANSI C136.10-2006

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60 $28.00 ANSI C136.12-2004

61 $38.00 ANSI C136.13-2004

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61 $36.00 ANSI C136.23-2006

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ARC WELDING

EW 1-1988(R1994, R1999, R2004)

Electric Arc WeldingPower SourcesDefines performance characteristics,ratings, and test procedures for acand dc arc welding apparatus andassociated equipment as well as rec-ommended installation and test pro-cedures for high-frequency stabilizedarc welding machines.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: EW 3, WD 1Price: $43.00

EW 3-1983 (R1995, R1999, R2002)Semiautomatic Wire FeedSystems for Arc WeldingDefines construction standards, per-formance characteristics, and test pro-cedures for wire feed systems used inmost types of arc welding processes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standard: EW 1Price: $32.00

EW 3, Revision 1Revises and updates EW 3.Price: $29.00

EW 4-1993 (R1999)Graphic Symbols for ArcWelding and Cutting ApparatusEstablishes graphic symbols for arc

welding and cutt ing apparatus.Thesymbols provided identi fy controls,indicators, connection points, junc-tions, and processes. Examples oftheir use are also provided.Price: $94.00

EW 6-1998Guidelines for PrecautionaryLabeling for Arc Welding andCutting ProductsProvides guidelines for the precau-tionary labeling of arc welding andarc cutting products, including the useof wordless (symbol only) labels.Price: $50.00

BATTERIES, DRY

ANSI C18 SeriesRepresents the most up-to-daterequirements for battery performanceand dimensions. Each standard hasbeen divided into two parts. The first

part covers general items and batteryspecif ications. All matters related tosafety are now consolidated in Part 2.This complete set of ANSI C18 stan-dards now stands as the unrivaledmodel for the global battery stan-dards community.

ANSI C18.1M, Part 1-2005For Portable Primary Cellsand Batteries with AqueousElectrolyteGeneral and

SpecificationsApplies to portable primary cells andbatteries with aqueous electrolyte anda zinc anode (non-lithium). This editionincludes four electrochemical systems:carbon zinc (LeClanche and zinc chlo-ride types), alkaline manganese diox-ide; silver oxide; and zinc air.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $82.00

ANSI C18.1M, Part 2-2003For Portable Primary Cells andBatteries with AqueousElectrolyteSafety StandardSpecifies performance requirementsfor portable primary batteries withaqueous electrolyte and zinc anode(non-lithium) to ensure their safeoperation under normal use and rea-sonably foreseeable misuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $65.00

STANDARDS & OTH ER PUBL I CATI ONS

The following pages contain the titles and ordering information for standards and other publications developed by NEMA

and ANSI (the American National Standards Institute) for electrical products and components. Publications are organized

by product categories and are available for purchase through Global Engineering Documents at (800) 854-7179 (outside the

U.S. at (303) 397-7956; or via fax at (303) 397-2740). The information is also available on their website,

www.global.ihs.com. Be sure to note that, in some cases, a publication must be obtained directly from NEMA.

Companion Standards are other NEMA, ANSI, or IEC standards that might be of interest to the user. Standardsapproved by ANSI or adopted by the U.S. Department of Defense are so indicated. Contact information for sources for pub-

lications from other organizations are provided on page 131. Manufacturers of products related to the standard are listed

under the same product category in the product and manufacturer listing, beginning on page 80.

In addition to the associations industry standards, users may also be interested in NEMA's other publications (guides,

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ANSI C18.2M, Part 1-2003American National Standardfor Portable RechargeableCells and BatteriesGeneral and Specifications

Applies to portable rechargeable orsecondary cells and batteries based onthe following electrotechnical systems:nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride,sealed lead-acid, and li thium-ion.Price: $72.00

ANSI C18.2M, Part 2-1999For Portable Rechargeable Cellsand BatteriesSafety StandardDefines performance requirements forportable rechargeable cells and bat-teries to ensure their safe operation

under normal use and reasonablyforeseeable misuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $36.00

ANSI C18.3M, Part 1-2005American National Standardfor Portable Lithium PrimaryCells and BatteriesGeneral and SpecificationsApplies to portable lithium primarycells and batteries, including the fol-lowing electrochemical systems: li thi-um/carbon monofluoride,li thium/manganese dioxide, and li thi-um/iron disulfide.Price: $69.00

ANSI C18.3M, Part 2-2003For Portable Lithium Primary Cellsand BatteriesSafety StandardSpecifies tests and requirements forprimary lithium cells and batteries,both the chemical systems and the

types covered in ANSI C18.3M, Part1, to ensure their safe operationunder normal use and reasonablyforeseeable misuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $65.00

BUSWAY, CONDUI T,RACEWAYS

Conduit-I n-Casing Construction

Power and communication industriesare on a never-ending quest to "getthe cord long enough." Conduit-in-casing construction is one methodthat helps make the cord long enoughto get from the communication orpower source to the consumer.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

Expansion Joints for PVCRigid Nonmetallic ConduitPolymer Raceway Products (PVC)Technical Committee publication

notes that fluctuations in temperaturehave a greater effect upon polyvinylchloride (PVC) than more traditionalmaterials such as aluminum andsteel.Thermal expansion and contrac-tion have significant effects on longstraight runs of conduit; therefore,expansion joints are used to accom-modate changes in length.This pre-vents potentially harmful thermalstresses in the conduit itself or in anysupporting structures.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

Solvent-Cementing Joints forPVC Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit,Duct, and Fitt ingsFour-page application guide preparedby the Polymer Raceway ProductsTechnical Committee discussesaspects of solvent-cementing of jointsfor PVC rigid nonmetallic conduit,duct, and fi tt ings.Topics include: toprime or not to prime; solvent cementselection cri teria, storage require-

ments; recommended cutt ing proce-dures for conduit or duct; cleaningprocedure; application procedure;assembly precautions; and atmos-pheric considerations.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

BU 1-2002BuswaysApplies to service-entrance, feeder,andbranch-circuit busways and associatedfitt ings rated at 600 V or less, 6 000 A

or less, and intended for use in accor-dance with the Canadian ElectricalCode, Part 1 (CE Code, Part 1), theNational Electrical Code (NEC),ANSI/NFPA 70, and the MexicanStandard for Electrical Installations(Utility), NOM-001-SEDE (See AnnexB, Reference Item No. 1).Adopted UL 857 standard.Companion Standards: AB 1, ANSIC37.16, BU 1.1, ICS 1, KS 1, PB 1Price: $885.00; electronic price:$431.00

BU 1.1-2005General I nstructions for ProperHandling, Installation, Operation,and Maintenance of BuswayRated 600 Volts or LessCovers products for distribution ofelectric power at 600 volts or less,consisting of enclosed sectionalizedprefabricated busbars rated at 100amperes or more, and associatedstructures and fitt ings, classified asfollows: feeder busways (indoor oroutdoor), plug-in busways (indooronly), and accessories required tocomplete the busway system. Note:Discounts available for bulk orders.)Also available in 5 x 7 format.Price: $49.00

BU 1.1-2005 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales Parael Manejo, Instalacion,Operacion y Mantenimientode Electroductos Hasta

600 Volts Nominales o MenosEsta norma se aplica a productospara la distribucin de energa elc-trica hasta 600 volts o menores,compuestos de electroductos cerradosen secciones prefabricadas, con unacapacidad nominal de 100 amperes oms, y estructuras y accesorios asoci-ados, clasificados en la forma sigu-iente: a. Electroducto alimentador(interior o exterior) b. Electroducto


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conectador (solamente interior) c.Accesorios necesarios para completarel sistema de electroducto. Estanorma no aplica a los electroductosmetlicos cerrados como se describe

en la Norma C37.23 de laANSI/IEEE.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $49.00

BU 1.2-2002Application Information forBusway Rated 600 Volts or LessCovers products for distribution ofelectric power at 600 volts or less,consisting of enclosed sectionalizedprefabricated busbars rated at 100amperes or more.

Price: $51.00

Bulletin 5RN 2189User Guide to ProductSpecifications for MetalElectrical Conduit and TubingPublished by the Steel Rigid Conduitand Electrical Metallic Tubing Sectionin the interest of more widely dissemi-nating information on the proper iden-ti fication of U.S. standards applicableto metal electrical conduit and tubing.Downloadable at www.nema.org.Price: $0.00

ANSI/NEMA FB 1-2003Fittings, Cast Metal Boxes,and Conduit Bodies forConduit, Electrical MetallicTubing and CableCovers fittings that are a part ofelectrical raceway systems designedfor use as intended by the require-ments of NFPA 70. Specifically cov-ers fittings for use with non-flexible

tubular raceways-rigid and intermedi-ate metal conduit , electrical metallictubing, as well as fi tt ings for use withflexible conduit and cable systems.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense.Companion Standards: WD 6, OS 1,OS 2, NEMA 250,VE 1, ANSIC80.1, ANSI C80.6Price: $72.00

FB 2.10-2003Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Fittings for Usewith Non-flexible ElectricalMetal Conduit or Tubing (Rigid

Metal Conduit, IntermediateMetal Conduit, andElectrical Metallic Tubing)Designed to provide guidance toinstallers on critical selection andinstallation cri teria.The FB 2 Seriesof publications represents a commit-ment by NEMA's conduit and cablefittings manufacturers to quality race-way installations made in accordancewith the National Electrical Code.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $52.00

FB 2.20-2003Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Fittings forUse with Flexible ElectricalConduit and CableThe selection and installation guide-lines offer practical information oncorrect product selection and indus-try recommended practices for theinstallation of fittings for flexible con-duit or cable in accordance with theNational Electrical Code.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $78.00

FG 1-1993Fiberglass Cable Tray SystemsCovers construction and test require-ments for continuous, complete non-metall ic systems of ladder, ventilated,solid bottom cable trays, or channeltype trays, intended for the support ofpower or control cables, or both.Price: $50.00

RN 1-2005Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)Externally Coated GalvanizedRigid Steel Conduit andIntermediate Metal ConduitCovers continuous polyvinyl chlorideexterior coatings, corrosion resistantinterior coatings, and the galvanizedsteel conduit, galvanized steel inter-mediate metal conduit, threaded cou-

plings, and elbows to which they maybe applied.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Price: $37.00

RN 2-1987 (R1992, R2001)Packaging of Master Bundles forSteel Rigid Conduit, IntermediateMetal Conduit ( IMC), andElectrical Metallic TubingCovers recommendations for the sizeand banding of master bundles ofgalvanized steel r igid conduit, inter-mediate metal conduit (I MC), andelectr ical metall ic tubing (EMT), in10 foot lengths only.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

Price: $38.00

RN 3-1991 (R2002)Product I dentificationNumbers for Metallic TubularConduit Products for Usewith Bar Coding and ElectronicData I nterchange ApplicationsSets forth identification numbers formetallic tubular conduit products(galvanized r igid conduit, electricalmetallic tubing, intermediate metalconduit, and galvanized rigid alu-minum conduit) for use in bar coding,EDI , and other business communica-tions.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $43.00

TC 2-2003Electrical Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) Tubing and ConduitCovers electrical polyvinyl chloride(PVC) conduit of types EPC-40designed for normal-duty applications

above ground and concrete encasedapplications or direct burialandEPC-80designed for heavy-duty(areas of physical damage) applica-tions above ground and concreteencased applications or direct burial.Companion Standard: TC 3Price: $58.00


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TC 3-2004Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)Fittings for Use with RigidPVC Conduit and TubingCovers PVC fittings intended to be

joined in t he field by means of asolvent cement system to PVC rigidconduit , tubing, and other fi tt ings,based on the outside diametersgiven in NEMA StandardsPublication TC 2-2003.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard: TC 2Price: $58.00

TC 6&8-2003Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Plastic

Utilities for UndergroundInstallationsDefines general requirements, per-formance requirements, test methods,and marking for the following typesof PVC plastic uti li ties duct, intendedfor installation underground for com-munications and electrical wire andcable: Type EB-20, designed for bur-ial encased in concrete; Type EB-35,designed for burial encased in con-crete;Type DB-60, designed for directburial without encasement in con-crete;Type DB-100, designed fordirect burial without encasement inconcrete; and Type DB-120, designedfor direct burial without encasementin concrete.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards:TC 9Price: $58.00

TC 7-2005Smooth-Wall Coilable

Electrical Polyethylene ConduitCovers the following types of electri-cal high-density polyethylene (HDPE)conduit: EPEC-AHDPE; EPEC-BHDPE; EPEC-40HDPE; andEPEC-80HDPE conduit.Price: $49.00

TC 9-2004Fittings for Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) Plastic Utilities Ductfor Underground InstallationDefines general requirements includ-

ing materials, trade sizes, dimensions,and workmanship for the followingtypes of fittings for PVC plastic utili-ties duct used for the undergroundinstallation of communication andelectr ical wire and cable: Type EB,designed for encased burial in con-crete when installed in trenchesunderground; and Type DB, designedfor direct burial in trenched under-ground without a requirement forencasement in concrete.Adopted by the U.S. Department of

Defense.Companion Standard: TC 6&8Price: $51.00

TC 13-2005Electrical NonmetallicTubing (ENT)Covers electric nonmetallic tubing(ENT) materials, dimensions, andphysical properties.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Price: $49.00

TC 14-2002Reinforced Thermosetting ResinConduit (RTRC) and FittingsSpecifies the requirements for halo-gen-free reinforced thermosett ing resinconduit (RTRC), and associated fi t-tings for installation and use in accor-dance with the Rules of the CanadianElectrical Code, (CEC) Part I , and theNational Electrical Code (NEC) fornonhazardous locations.

Adopted UL 1684 standard.Price: $699; electronic price: $265.

TC 18-2004Packaging of MasterBundles for EPC-40Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) ConduitCovers recommendations for the sizeand banding of master bundles forelectrical EPC-40 PVC conduit.Price: $38.00

TC 19-2001Nonmetallic Riser U-Type GuardsLists dimensions, sets forth proper-ties, and assists in selecting andobtaining the proper PVC and PE

nonmetallic riser U-type guardsintended to protect riser cables onutility poles.Price: $62.00

TCB 2-2000Guidelines for the Selectionand Installation ofUnderground Nonmetallic DuctCovers recommendations for ship-ping, handling, storage, installation,and joining of underground singlebore nonmetallic duct for power,

lighting, signaling, and communica-tions applications.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $38.00

TCB 3-2001User's Manual for the Installationof Underground CorrugatedCoilable Plastic Utility Duct (CCD)Covers recommendations for ship-ping, handling, storage, installation,and joining of underground CCD forpower, lighting, signaling, and commu-nications applications.Price: $54.00

VE 1-2002Metal Cable Tray SystemsSpecifies the requirements for metalcable trays and associated fittingsdesigned for use in accordance withthe rules of the Canadian ElectricalCode, Part I , and the NationalElectrical Code.Joint Standard with CSA

International; approved as anAmerican National Standard.Price: $58.00


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VE 2-2001Cable Tray Installation GuidelinesAddresses shipping, handling, storing,and installation of metal cable traysystems. Information on maintenance

and system modification is also pro-vided.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $54.00

ANSI C80.1-2005American National Standardfor Electric Rigid SteelConduit (ERSC)Covers the requirements for electricalrigid steel conduit for use as a race-way for wires or cables of an electri-

cal system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $49.00

ANSI C80.3-2005American National Standardfor Steel Electrical MetallicTubing (EMT)Covers the requirements for steel

electrical metallic tubing, for use as araceway for wires or cables of anelectr ical system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $44.00

ANSI C80.5-2005American National Standardfor Electrical Rigid AluminumConduit (ERAC)Covers the requirements for porthole-extruded aluminum-alloy conduit for

use as a raceway for the wires orcables of an electrical system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $44.00

ANSI C80.6-2005American National Standardfor Intermediate MetalConduit (EIMC)Covers the requirements for steel

electric intermediate metal conduitfor use as a raceway for wires orcables of an electrical system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $49.00

CAPACI TORS

CP 1-2000Shunt CapacitorsApplies to capacitors rated 216 V orhigher, 2.5 kVAR or more, and

designed for shunt connection to actransmission and distribution systemsoperating at a nominal frequency of50 or 60 Hz.Companion Standards: 107, ICS 2Price: $70.00

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CB 1-2000Brushes for Electrical MachinesRecords definit ions, dimensions andtolerances, test procedures for physi-cal propert ies, and test procedures forshunt connections for brushes used inthe electrical manufacturing industry.Included are carbon, carbon-graphite,graphite, electrographite, metal-graphite, metal-impregnated, andresin-bonded brushes.Price: $139.00

CG 1-2001ManufacturedGraphite/Carbon ElectrodesDefines dimensions and configurationsof cylindrical manufactured graphiteand carbon electrodes for use in elec-tri c arc furnaces, as well as designand physical properties of joining sys-tems.Price: $51.00

CG 2-2004Powdered GraphiteCovers terminology and test methodsfor those physical and chemical prop-erties relevant to the material char-acterization of powdered graphiteused in the electrical industry.Price: $55.00

COMMUNI CATI ONS &SIGNALING EQUIPMENT

NEMA Installation Guide

for Nurse Call SystemsContains guidelines which cover theproper physical installation of nursecall systems. I t describes systemtypes, basic theory of operation, use ofancil lary devices, installation require-ments, isolation of circuits, systemenvironmental considerations, inspec-tion, testing, maintenance, and service.Price: $85.00

SB 10-1991 (R1998, R2005)Audio Standard forNurse Call SystemsContains requirements and test pro-cedures for evaluation of audio quali-

ty of installed nurse call systems.Price: $32.00

SB 28-1992 (R1997, R2003)Product Safety Guide forDeveloping Documentation for FireAlarm Systems and EquipmentGuidelines for developing product doc-umentation, such as installation man-uals, operation manuals, and productlabels, for f ire alarm systems.Price: $74.00

SB 30-2005Fire ServiceAnnunciator and InterfaceCovers the design, operation, andarrangement of equipment intendedto display data and status of buildingsystems, and to provide certain con-trol functions.Price: $56.00

CONDUI T & DUCT,

ELECTRICALTubular Steel ConduitFour-page color brochurepresenting the advantages ofsteel conduit products.To order, phone: (703) 841-3244.

The Grounding System thatWorksSteel Conduit (EMT, IMC,and Galvanized Rigid)Six-page brochure that describes newsteel conduit analysis software for

designing and analyzing distributionfeeder and branch circuits; determin-ing ground fault design; calculatingnew runs and optimizing safe design;and analyzing existing circuits.To order, phone: (703) 841-3244.

Report of Research onElectrical Metallic Tubingfor Use Over 600 VoltsTo order, phone: (703) 841-3244.

Annular Space Protection ofOpenings Created by Penetrationsof Tubular Steel Conduit,A Review of UL Special ServiceInvestigation, File NC 546,

Project 90NK11650Summary of the results of a study ofvarious annular space protectionmaterials installed in a concreteblock wall , concrete floor assemblies,gypsum wallboard/wood joist/plywooddeck floor-ceil ing assemblies, and twovarieties of gypsum wallboard/steelstud wall assemblies.The purpose ofthe investigation was to determine ifcommonly available constructionmaterials could be used as annularspace protection materials in con-

junction with tabular steel conduitproducts.Tests were conducted toverify that these combinations ofproducts will meet certain require-ments contained in the BOCA, ICBO,and SBCCI Model Building Codes.To order, phone: (703) 841-3244.

CONNECTORS

ANSI/NEMA CC 1-2005Electric Power Connection forSubstationsCovers uninsulated connectors andbus supports that are made of metaland intended for use with conductorsor bus made of copper or aluminumalloy and found in substations.Price: $75.00

ANSI C119.1-2006American National Standard forElectric ConnectorsSealedInsulated Underground Connector

Systems Rated 600 VoltsCovers sealed, insulated undergroundconnector systems rated at 600 voltsfor utility applications and establisheselectrical, mechanical, and sealingrequirements for sealed undergroundconnector systems.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $61.00

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ANSI C119.4-2004American National Standardfor Electric ConnectorsConnectors for Use BetweenAluminum-to-Aluminum or

Aluminum-to-Copper ConductorsCovers connectors used for makingelectrical connections between alu-minum-to-aluminum or aluminum-to-copper conductors used on distributionand transmission lines for electric utili-ty.This standard establishes the elec-trical and mechanical test require-ments for electrical connectors.Price: $58.00

ANSI C119.6-2006American National Standard for

Electric ConnectorsNon-Sealed,Multiport Connector SystemsRated 600 Volts or Less forAluminum and Copper ConductorsCovers non-sealed, mult iport distribu-tion connectors rated 600 volts orless used for making electrical con-nections between aluminum-to-alu-minum, aluminum-to-copper, or cop-per-to-copper conductors for abovegrade, electric uti li ty applications.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $59.00

DISTRIBUTIONEQUIPMENT

AB 1-2002

Molded-Case Circuit Breakers,Molded Case Switches, andCircuit-Breaker EnclosuresCovers molded-case circuit breakers,circuit breaker and ground-fault circuitinterrupters, fused circuit breakers, andaccessory high-fault protectors.Adopted UL 489 standard.Price: $1,062.00Electronic price: $518.00

AB 3-2001Molded Case Circuit Breakers and

Their ApplicationCovers molded case circuit breakersand molded case switches, assembledas integral units in supporting hous-ings of insulating material, havingvoltage ratings up to and including1000 volts AC and 1200 volts DC,and interrupt ratings of 5000amperes or more.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Companion Standards: AB 1, AB 4,PB 2.2Price: $76.00

AB 4-2003Guidelines for Inspection andPreventive Maintenance ofMolded Case Circuit BreakersUsed in Commercial andIndustrial ApplicationsSets for th, for use by quali fied per-sonnel, a number of basic proceduresthat may be used for the inspectionand preventive maintenance of mold-ed case circuit breakers used in

industrial and commercial applica-tions rated up to and including 1000V 50/60 Hz AC or AC/DC.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Companion Standard: AB 1Price: $63.00

KS 1-2001Enclosed and MiscellaneousDistribution Equipment Switches(600 Volts Maximum)Covers manually operated enclosed

and miscellaneous distribution equip-ment switches that are rated notmore than 600 volts and 6000amperes with or without a horsepow-er rating; with or without provisionfor fuses; and with current-carryingparts and mechanisms enclosed inmetallic or nonmetallic cases, or thatare enclosed when mounted inenclosed switchboard or panelboard.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefenseCompanion Standards: AB 1, ICS 1,

ICS 2, NEMA 250Price: $92.00

PB 1-2006PanelboardsCovers single panelboards or groupsof panel units suitable for assembly inthe form of single panelboards, includ-ing buses, and with or without switch-es or automatic overload protectivedevices (fuses or circuit breakers), orboth.These units are used in the dis-tr ibution of electricity for light, heat,and power at 600 volts and less with:a. 1600-ampere mains and less b.1200-ampere branch circuits and less.Specifically excluded are live-frontpanelboards, panelboards employingcast enclosures for special service.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: FU 1, KS 1,PB 2.2, NEMA 250, AB 1, AB 3, PB1.1Price: $59.00


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D I S T R I B U T I O N E Q U I P M E N T

ANSI/NEMA PB 1.1-2002General Instructions forProper Installation, Operation,and Maintenance of PanelboardsRated 600 Volts or Less

Covers single panelboards or groupsof panel units suitable for assembly inthe form of single panelboards,including buses, and with or withoutswitches or automatic overload pro-tective devices (fuses or circuitbreakers), or both.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4Price: $31.00

PB 1.1-2002 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generalespara la Instalacion, Operaciony el Mantenimiento Correcto deTableros de Alumbrado yControl hasta 600 VoltsNominales o MenosA guide of practical information con-taining instructions for the properinstallation, operation, and mainte-nance of panelboards rated 600 voltsor less. ANSI approved.Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $28.00

PB 2-2006Deadfront DistributionSwitchboardsCovers floor-mounted deadfrontswitchboards rated 6000 amperes orless, 600 volts or less, which consistof an enclosure, molded case circuitbreakers, low-voltage power circuit

breakers, fusi