National Electrical Code 1987

The mass market paperback shows signs of wear typical for a frequently used reference. The cover has handwritten inscriptions and some staining, indicating prior use in a lab or field setting. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book is still functional for reference. There are no visible tears, but the cover shows general wear and some discoloration.

The "National Electrical Code 1987" is an essential reference published by the National Fire Protection Association, based in Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA. This 1987 edition, copyrighted in 1986, continues the NFPA's long-standing tradition of setting safety standards for electrical installations. The book is a mass market paperback, making it accessible and portable for professionals in the field. This edition is part of a series that has been continually updated to reflect the latest in safety and electrical standards, with the NFPA having sponsored the code since 1911. The book is particularly valuable for electricians, inspectors, and engineers who need to stay current with industry standards. The cover shows signs of wear, including handwritten notes, indicating its practical use in real-world settings. This specific edition is a crucial resource for understanding the updates and changes that have been made since previous versions. Its condition reflects its utility and relevance in professional environments.