I EE regulations
- Thread starter MIRINGU
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ieee.org is a member site. You can join as a student or associate member for about $30 USD/year.
They don't publish regulations; regulations are mandatory rules established by government entities.
IEEE does publish standards and proposed standards. However, you need to become a paid member to access their materials.
They don't publish regulations; regulations are mandatory rules established by government entities.
IEEE does publish standards and proposed standards. However, you need to become a paid member to access their materials.
I may be reading this differently: are you referring to the IEE (not IEEE) wiring regulations published by the IET in the UK? http://www.theiet.org/publishing/wiring-regulations/
If so, you will need to purchase the BS:7671 (IEE Wiring Regulations, 17th Edition). It costs about £50 from Amazon. There is no legal free way of getting this.
Dave
If so, you will need to purchase the BS:7671 (IEE Wiring Regulations, 17th Edition). It costs about £50 from Amazon. There is no legal free way of getting this.
Dave
no u are right. It's IEE . A guide for electricians.
It's only that i have an old old edition 10th.
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