National Electrical Safety Code (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from National Electrical Safety Code

Ierence in the hazard or the number of persons exposed to the hazard. This is particularly true of overhead lines. No pre vious set of rules has definitely recognized these differences in hazard. This treatment of the subject has added a consider able amount oi detail to the rules, but none of the conferees consulted has recommended brevity at the expense of clear ness and reasonableness, and the detail thus brought in will tend to prevent misunderstandings between administrators and those to whom the rules apply. Many of the rules are not yet as specific as may be desired by some, but develop ment in this direction must wait upon experience secured by application of more general rules. Advantage of such experience is expected to be taken in future revisions of the rules, which are contemplated at reasonable intervals.

The rules of the code consist of two general classes - those which are mandatory and those which are not. The former are characterized by the word shall which indicates that the rule is mandatory, subject only to modification or waiver as indicated in the rules themselves.

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