NEC Laugh

[GreenGiant]

So for the last couple days I have been reviewing the National Electrical Code (NEC) for work, since I will be in MN next week and have to walk through a system that we are installing with an inspector.

I had never been exposed to it until the couple days ago, and I just got to the end of it, such a thrilling read I must say.

Nestled in the depths of the code (or Code as they call it) between Article 647 (Sensitive Electronic Equipment) and Article 660 (X-Ray Equipment) there is an article devoted to the specifications of Pipe Orans Article 650.

I can understand the need for almost anything else in the 600's section of the code, but noting that they must operate under 30VDC and under 6A seems a little ridiculous to have its own section.

I just wanted to throw that out there.

Any thoughts/explanations?

 

[jpanhalt]

Well, as you may know, pipe organs are a necessary part of every Norwegian wedding. Now, as for the Swedes, just ask a Norwegian what they use.

John

PS: I survived tropical MN for over 16 years. February is a great time to visit. Good luck. Stay warm.

 

[GreenGiant]

Well, as you may know, pipe organs are a necessary part of every Norwegian wedding. Now, as for the Swedes, just ask a Norwegian what they use.

John

PS: I survived tropical MN for over 16 years. February is a great time to visit. Good luck. Stay warm.

Oh yes because Norwegians have a lot of influence in the US

I can hardly wait for the balmy weather out there (they hit 13 out there yesterday!!)