Low Voltage Cabling Codes And Standards

by Chris Clark

While more and more cabling is being done by today?s electricians rather than by networking specialists, one matter remains constant ? installations must meet National Electrical Code (NEC) and ANSI/TIA/E1A Standards. This book thoroughly introduces Code-based and Standard-based network installations in straightforward terms that convey the proper design and installation of low voltage systems that ?meet Code.? Readers will journey into the current classifications of low voltage cables for different areas of a building in order to comply with the NEC code, as well as learn the proper cables needed to execute professional installations that operate correctly and perform as expected. While more and more cabling is being done by today?s electricians rather than by networking specialists, one matter remains constant ? installations must meet National Electrical Code (NEC) and ANSI/TIA/E1A Standards. This book thoroughly introduces Code-based and Standard-based network installations in straightforward terms that convey the proper design and installation of low voltage systems that ?meet Code.? Readers will journey into the current classifications of low voltage cables for different areas of a building in order to comply with the NEC code, as well as learn the proper cables needed to execute professional installations that operate correctly and perform as expected.

Paperback

First published February 1, 2007