Electromagnetism II
The National Electrical Code (NEC) is a set of standards for electrical wiring and installations in the United States, aimed at ensuring safety and proper functioning. It addresses essential aspects of grounding and bonding, which are crucial for preventing electrical hazards, protecting equipment, and ensuring the reliability of electrical systems. Compliance with NEC is mandatory for most electrical installations to minimize risks associated with electrical shock and fire.
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