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2 2003 ELECTRICAL STANDARDS & PRODUCT GUIDE NEMA

S E C T I O N H E A D

This year's issue of NEMA's Electrical Standards &Product Guide is being sent to 50,000 engineers, archi-tects, specifiers, and buyers of electrical products.

The standards in this edition represent countless hoursof work by engineers from NEMA member companies,who collaborate to provide the industry with guidelinesfor building safe, compatible, and efficient electricalequipment. The approximately 350 standards NEMApublishes cover a broad range of products, from staplesof the industry like enclosures and fittings to highlyadvanced technology such as industrial controls and diagnostic imaging equip-ment.

This year's guide includes a revision of the ANSI Z535 standards, a series ofsafety standards setting forth requirements for safety colors, safety signs andsymbols, and safety tags and barricade tapes for temporary hazards. This set isused the world over for providing safety messages and warnings to the public.

We are also offering a revised DICOM standard this year. The Digital Imagingand Communications in Medicine set is a 14-part series that establishes communi-cations standards for digital medical information. DICOM is used, or will soonbe, by virtually all medical professionals within the healthcare industry who useimages to diagnose medical conditions. They include specialists in cardiology,dentistry, endoscopy, mammography, opthamology, orthopedics, pathology, pedi-atrics, radiation therapy, radiology, surgery, and even veterinary medicine.

Another standard that enjoys widespread use and has just been re-published isMW 1000 for magnet wire. It provides the definitions, type designations, dimen-sions, and other assorted attributes of wires used in the winding of coils for elec-trical equipment.

As this edition went to press, the 2003 revision of the NEMA Fire AlarmTraining Manual was nearly published and so we chose to include it. The manualis used to train electrician apprentices across the nation and ultimately helps bol-ster electrical safety in the U.S.

The products listed in this edition of the Electrical Standards & ProductGuide are the result of state of the art design, engineering, and productionprocesses of electroindustry manufacturers whose reach stretches across theglobe. NEMA member companies make the finest electrical products on theplanet. They quite literally make the world go round and we are proud to carrythem in our guide.

Both the products and standards listed here can also be found on our website,www.nema.org. We encourage you to visit the site and link to our member com-panies to find out how to purchase their products, or to visit InformationalHandling Services (IHS) at www.global.ihs.com to purchase NEMA standards.(See IHS advertisement on page 25).

We believe the Electrical Standards & Product Guide represents the best ourindustry has to offer. We hope you find it a useful reference tool throughout theyear.

Malcolm O'HaganPresidentNational Electrical Manufacturers Association

F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T

2003

ELECTRICAL

STANDARDS &

PRODUCT

GUIDE

NEMA Member Companies . .6

NEMA Board of Governors .12

Standards &Other

Publications Index . . . . . . . .7

Standards Listing . . . . . . . .12

Industry Resources . . . . . . .56

Global Order Locations . . . .57

Terms &Methods of

Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58

Publication Order Form . . . .59

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3M3M Dynamic Message SystemsA. B. Chance CompanyA.O. Smith Electrical Products Co.ABB Control, Inc.ABB Inc.ABB-EntrelecAccurate Plastics, Inc.Acme Electric CorporationAcuity Lighting GroupAdaletADDCO Inc.Advance Transformer CompanyAdvanced Instrument Development Inc.Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc.Advanced Protection TechnologiesAFC Cable SystemsAGFA Division of Miles Inc.Aiphone CorporationAirey Thompson Sentinel LightingAlcan CableAlflex CorporationAllied Moulded Products, Inc.Allied Tube & ConduitAloka Co., LtdALSTOM USA, Inc.AmercableAmerican Cable SystemsAmerican Insulated Wire CorporationAmerican Power Conversion CorpAmerican Signal CompanyAmerican Wire CorporationApcom, Inc.Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd.Appleton Electric CompanyArchitectural Area LightingArlington Industries, IncAutomatic Switch CorporationBalluff, Inc.Bedford Materials Co., Inc.

Belden Wire & Cable CompanyBerk-Tek a Nexans CompanyBiosound Esaote, Inc.The Bodine Company, Inc.Boltswitch, Inc.Bosch Security SystemsBowersBridgeport Fittings, Inc.The Bridgeport Insulated Wire

CompanyBRK Brands Inc.Brook Crompton North AmericaBryant Electric, Inc.Cable USA, Inc.Cablofil, Inc.Camtronics Ltd Medical SystemsCANTEX INC.Capintec, Inc.CARLO GAVAZZI, INC.CarlonChalfant Manufacturing CompanyChampion Fiberglass, Inc.City TechnologyColeman Cable Inc.Colonial Wire & Cable Co., Inc.Color KineticsColumbia LightingComputerized Medical Systems, Inc.Connector Castings Inc.Connector Manufacturing CompanyControl Conceptsc3controlsControlled Power CorporationCooper B-LineCooper BussmannCooper Crouse-HindsCooper LightingCooper Power SystemsCooper Wiring DevicesCornell Communications, Inc.

Cree Lighting CompanyCrest Electronics, Inc.CTI, Inc.Cummins, Inc.Curbell Inc.Current Technology ProductsCyberex LLCDAKTRONICS, INC.Daniel Woodhead CompanyDay-Brite LightingDeJarnette Research SystemsDialight CorporationDraka Comteq USA Inc.Dresser-Rand CompanyDual-LiteDukane CorporationDuPont CompanyDuracell, Inc.Dura-Line CorporationThe Durham CompanyEagle Traffic Control SystemsEastman Kodak CompanyEaton CorporationEberle Design, IncEchelon CorporationEconolite Control Products, Inc.EGS Electrical GroupEHV-Weidmann Industries, IncElastimold DivisionElectra-GearElectri-Cord Manufacturing CompanyElectro Switch CorporationElectrolock Inc.Elektrisola, Inc.Elliott CompanyEmerson Electric CompanyEncore Wire CorporationErico, Inc.Ericson Manufacturing CompanyESAB Welding & Cutting Products

N E M A M E M B E R C O M P A N I E S

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association is thelargest trade association in the United States representing theinterests of electroindustry manufacturers. Founded in 1926and headquartered near Washington, D.C., its member com-panies manufacture products used in the generation, transmis-sion and distribution, control, and end-use of electricity.Annual shipments of these products in excess of $100 billion.

NEMA promotes the competitiveness of its membercompanies by providing quality services in development ofstandards, government regulations, and market economics.

NEMA pursues its mission by: Leading in developing standards and in advocating tech-

nical positions that are in the best interest of the industry

and the users of its products; Working to ensure that legislation and government regu-

lations pertaining to member products and operations areconsistent with industry needs;

Collecting, analyzing, and disseminating industry andmarket data;

Promoting safety in the design, manufacture, and use ofelectrical products;

Providing information on the industry to the media andother interested publics; and

Conducting educational forums in support of its corefunctions.



EST/SPXETCO IncorporatedEveready Battery Company, Inc.EYE Lighting International of N.A.Faraday, LLCFargo Manufacturing Company, Inc.Faxitron X-Ray CorporationFCI U.S.A. Inc.Federal Signal CorporationFederal-Mogul Systems Protection

GroupFERRAZ SHAWMUTFiberoptic Display Systems, Inc.Figaro USA, Inc.Fike Protection SystemsFire Control Instruments, Inc.Fire-Lite Alarms/NotiferFiretrol, Inc.First Technology, Inc.Fischer Imaging CorporationFisk Alloy Conductors, Inc.Fonar CorporationFormica CorporationFRE Composites CorporationFukuda DenshiG & W Electric CompanyGalvan Industries, Inc.Gardner Transportation SystemsGE Industrial SystemsGE Lighting GE Lighting SystemsGE Medical SystemsGELcore LLCGeneral CableGenlyte Thomas Group LLCGentex CorporationGilbert Industries, Inc.Glastic CorporationGrafTech International LimitedGraphite Metallizing CorporationGS Metals CorporationHammond Manufacturing Inc.Hammond Power Solutions Inc.Harbour Industries, Inc.Harrington Signal, Inc.Haysite Reinforced Plastics CompanyHendrix Wire & CableHeyco Products, Inc.Hilec, Inc.Hill-Rom Company, Inc.Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc.Hoffman Enclosures Inc.Hoffmann Carbon Inc.

Holophane An Acuity Brands CompanyHomac Manufacturing CompanyHoneywell, IncHowell Electric MotorsHubbell Building Automation, Inc.Hubbell IncorporatedHubbell Lighting, Inc.Hypertherm IncorporatedIGC-Medical Advances, Inc.ILNorplex, Inc.ILSCO CorporationImage Sensing SystemsIMPAC Medical Systems, Inc.The Imperial Electric CompanyIndy Lighting, Inc.InfiMed, Inc.Instrumentarium Imaging, Inc.Invensys Power Systems Div-

Secure PowerIPEX Inc.IS2 Research Inc.Iten IndustriesIterisJ-M Manufacturing Company, Inc.John C Dolph CompanyJohnson Controls, Inc.Joslyn Clark Controls, Inc.Joslyn ProductsJoy Molded Rubber ProductsJudd Wire, Inc.Juno Lighting Inc.Kaneka High-Tech Materials, Inc.Kentucky Assn Elec Cooperatives Inc.The Kerite CompanyKidde Fenwal, Inc.Killark Electric Mfg CompanyKim LightingK-Line Insulators USA Inc.Kris-Tech Wire Co., Inc.Lamson & SessionsLandis and Gyr Inc.Lapp Insulator CompanyLectromat, Inc.LEESON Electric CorporationLeoni Wire, Inc.Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.Lexington Switch & ControlsLiebert CorporationLight Engineered Displays, Inc.Light Sources Inc.LightolierLincoln ElectricLincoln Motors

Lithonia Lighting A Div. of AcuityLighting Group

Littelfuse, Inc.Locke Insulators, Inc.Lorad, A Hologic CompanyLovato Electric, Inc.Lumileds Lighting, LLCLutron Electronics Company, Inc.Lydall Inc.MacLean Power SystemsMarathon Electric Manufacturing

CorporationMaster Control Systems, Inc.Matsushita Electric Corporation of

AmericaMcCain Traffic Supply, Inc.McKesson Information SolutionsMeltric CorporationMerge eFilmMetallized Carbon CorporationMeter Devices Company, Inc.Metron, Inc.MGE UPS Systems, Inc.MGM Transformer CompanyMilbank Manufacturing CompanyMiller Electric Manufacturing Co.Minerallac CompanyMitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc.Mitsubishi Electric Power Products Inc.Moeller Electric CorporationMorgan AM&TMP Husky CorporationNational Cathode Corp.National Time & Signal CorporationNEERNevamar Company, LLCNewell Porcelain Co., Inc.Nexans Canada Inc.Nexans Magnet Wire Inc.NGK-LOCKE Polymer Insulators, Inc.Niagara Transformer CorporationNorLux Corp.Novitas, Inc.Nuclear AssociatesNVF CompanyOhio Brass CompanyThe Okonite CompanyOmron Electronics LLCOSRAM SYLVANIA Electronic

Controls SystemsOSRAM SYLVANIA General LightingO-Z/GedneyThe P.D. George Company



Panasonic Industrial CompanyPanduit CorporationPanel Components CorporationPass & Seymour/LegrandPauwels TransformersPB Farradyne, a District of PBQDPedersen Power ProductsPeekPeerless-Winsmith, Inc.Penn Panel & Box CompanyPenn-Union CorporationPepperl + Fuchs, Inc.Phelps Dodge High Performance

ConductorsPhelps Dodge Magnet Wire CompanyPhilips Lighting CompanyPhilips Medical SystemsPhoenix Contact, Inc.Phoenix Data Communications Inc.Picoma Industries, Inc.Pie MedicalPolaroid CorporationPorcelain Products CompanyPost Glover Resistors, Inc.Power Controls IncorporatedPower ParagonPowercon CorporationPrescoliteThe Pringle Electrical Mfg. CompanyProducto Electric CorporationProgress LightingProgressive Machine Die, IncP-W Industries, Inc.Quantum Group Inc.Quin-T Corporation-NHQuirk Wire Company, Inc.R. Stahl Inc.RACORadix Wire CompanyRAM IndustriesRauland-Borg CorporationRayovac CorporationRea Magnet Wire Company, Inc.Regal ManufacturingRegal-Beloit CorporationReliance Controls CorporationRENATA SARepublic ConduitRepublic Wire, Inc.Rittal CorporationRobertson Transformer CompanyRobroy Industries, Inc.Rockbestos-Surprenant Cable

CorporationRockwell AutomationRome Cable CorporationRusselectric, Inc.S & C Electric CompanySafetran Traffic Systems, IncSAFT America, Inc.Schenectady Chemicals IncSchneider Automation, Inc.Service Wire CompanySEW-Eurodrive, Inc.SGL Carbon CorporationShamrock Conduit Products, Inc.Showa Denko Carbon, IncSicame CorporationSiemens Building Technologies, Inc.

Building Services & SolutionsDivision

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.Siemen Fire Safety

Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.Siemens Power Transmission &

Distribution, Inc.SimplexGrinnell LPSkyline Products, Inc.Sola/Hevi-DutySolidstate Controls, Inc.Sonora Medical SystemsSony Medical Systems DivisionSouthern Pipe, Inc.Southwire CompanySpaulding Lighting, Inc.Specified Power Devices (SPD) Corp.Sprecher & Schuh, Inc.Square D CompanySteel CitySteel Electric Products Co, IncSterling Electric, IncSuperior Essex Industrial GroupSuperior Graphite CompanySystem Sensor/Honeywell Fire

Solutions GroupSystematicsT. J. Cope, Inc.Technology Research CorporationTECO-Westinghouse Motor Co.Tektone Sound & Signal Mfg Inc.Texas Instruments, Inc.Thales Components CorporationTherm Technology/Family Safety

ProductsTherm-O-Disc

Thomas & Betts CorporationTIR Systems Ltd.TomoTherapy, IncorporatedTomTec CorporationTorna Tech Inc.Toshiba America Medical Systems IncToshiba International CorporationTotal Control Products, Inc.Tower Manufacturing CorporationTridonic Inc.Tuthill Energy SystemsTyco Electronics/AMPTyco Electronics/Raychem Wire &

CableU. S. Electrical MotorsUnderground Devices, Inc.Uniroyal OptoelectronicsUniroyal Technology CorporationUnited Copper IndustriesUnited Power ProductsUniversal Lighting TechnologiesUSA Instruments, Inc.Ushio America, Inc.VanTran Industries, Inc.Varflex CorporationVenture Lighting InternationalVenture Lighting Power Systems NA

Inc.Viakable, S.A. de C.V.Victor Insulators, Inc.Volex Inc. Power Cord ProductsVon Roll Isola USA, Inc.W.T. Storey Inc.WAGO CorporationThe Watt Stopper, Inc.WEG Electric Motor Corp.Weidmuller Inc.Western Tube & Conduit CorporationWheatland Tube CompanyWheelock Inc.White-RodgersWiegmannWilson Greatbatch LtdWilsonart International, Inc.The Wiremold CompanyWoods Industries, Inc.Yaskawa Electric America, Inc.Zenith Electronics CorpZmed Inc.Zonare



CHAIRMANRALPH E. JACKSON, JR.Chief Operating OfficerCooper Industries, Inc.Houston, Texas

VICE CHAIRMANLLOYD G. TROTTERPresident & CEOGE Industrial SystemsPlainville, Connecticut

VICE CHAIRMANRANDY CARSONSr. VP & Group ExecutiveEaton CorporationMoon Township, Pennsylvania

WILLIAM J. BOEHMCEO & Chairman of the BoardConnector Manufacturing CompanyHamilton, Ohio

RICHARD CARMODYPresident & CEOBedford Materials Co., Inc.Bedford, Pennsylvania

RICHARD W. COUCH, JR.CEOHypertherm IncorporatedHanover, New Hampshire

BRIAN R. DUNDONPresidentAdvance Transformer CompanyRosemont, Illinois

T. KEVIN DUNNIGANChairman & CEOThomas & Betts CorporationMemphis, Tennessee

JOHN W. ESTEYPresident & CEOS & C Electric CompanyChicago, Illinois

DAVID J. FITZGIBBONPresidentILSCO CorporationCincinnati, Ohio

KENNETH HONEYCUTTPresident & CEOAcuity Lighting GroupConyers, Georgia

CHARLIE JERABEKPresident & CEOOSRAM SYLVANIADanvers, Massachusetts

GREGORY B. KENNYPresident & CEOGeneral CableHighland Heights, Kentucky

HAROLD LEVITONPresident & CEOLeviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.Little Neck, New York

JOHN LONGENDERFERChief Executive OfficerLutron Electronics Company, IncCoopersburg, Pennsylvania

AUBERT MARTINPresident & CEOSiemens Energy & Automation, Inc.Alpharetta, Georgia

THOMAS N. MCCAUSLANDPresident & CEOSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.Malvern, Pennsylvania

JEAN-PAUL L. MONTUPETExecutive Vice PresidentEmerson Electric CompanySt. Louis, Missouri

DEL NICKELPresidentHoffman Enclosures Inc.Anoka, Minnesota

MORGAN W. NIELDSChairman of the BoardFischer Imaging CorporationDenver, Colorado

KEITH D. NOSBUSCHPresident, Automation ControlRockwell AutomationMilwaukee, Wisconsin

JAMES L. PACKARDChairman & CEORegal-Beloit CorporationBeloit, Wisconsin

LARRY POWERSPresident & CEOGenlyte Thomas Group LLCLouisville, Kentucky

TIMOTHY H. POWERSPresident & CEOHubbell IncorporatedOrange, Connecticut

JACK E. PRICEExecutive VP, Customer PartnershipDevelopmentPhilips Medical Systems, N.A.Bothell, Washington

CHRIS C. RICHARDSONChairman, President & CEOSquare D CompanyPalatine, Illinois

JOHN M. STROPKIPresident North AmericaLincoln ElectricCleveland, Ohio

JOHN M. SULLIVANPresidentABB Inc.Raleigh, North Carolina

STUART THORNPresident & CEOSouthwire CompanyCarrollton, Georgia

GORDON THURSFIELDPresident, Energy CablesNexans Canada Inc.Markham, Ontario Canada

R. CHARLES VERMERRISPresident & CEORadix Wire CompanyEuclid, Ohio

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PRODUCT CATEGORY PAGE

Arc Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Batteries, Dry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Busway, Conduit, Raceways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Capacitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Carbon/Manufactured Graphite Products . . . . . . . . . 16

Communications & Signaling Equipment . . . . . . . . . 16Conduit & Duct, Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

DICOM Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Distribution Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Enclosures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Fire Protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20General Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Industrial Control & Automation Systems. . . . . . . . . 21Insulating Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Lighting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Measuring Equipment, Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Medical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Motors & Generators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44National Lighting Bureau Publications . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Outlet & Switch Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Pin & Sleeve Plug, Receptacle, & Connectors . . . . . . 46Power Converters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Protective Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Residential Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Steam Turbines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Transformers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Transportation Management Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Wire & Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Wiring Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54


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44 $186.00 ANSI/NEMA MG 1-1998(CD version)

45 $50.00 ANSI/NEMA MG 1-1998(Revision 1)



45 $56.00 MG 2-2001

45 $36.00 MG 3-1974 (R1995, R2000)

45 $50.00 MG 10-2001

45 $29.00 MG 11-1977 (R1997,R2001)

41 $37.00 MS 1-2001

41 $36.00 MS 2-1989 (R1996)

41 $34.00 MS 3-1989 (R1994)

41 $36.00 MS 4-1989 (R1997)(Revision 1998)

41 $29.00 MS 5-1991 (R1996)

41 $31.00 MS 6-1991 (R2000)

41 $44.00 MS 7-1993 (Revision 1998)

41 $53.00 MS 8-1993 (R2000)

42 $48.00 MS 9-1991 (R2000)

51 $37.00 MW 750-1996 (R2001)

52 $51.00 MW 765-2003

52 $33.00 MW 785-2000

52 $31.00 MW 790-2000

52 $147.00 ANSI/NEMA MW 1000-2003

20 $0.00 NS 1-2001

49 $65.00 NTCIP 1101:1996

49 $74.00 NTCIP 1201:1996

49 $99.00 NTCIP 1202:1996

50 $77.00 NTCIP 1203:1997

50 $51.00 NTCIP 1204:1998

50 $51.00 NTCIP 1205:2001

50 $99.00 NTCIP 1207:2001

50 $39.00 NTCIP 1400:2000

50 $105.00 NTCIP 1401:2000

50 $105.00 NTCIP 1402:2000

50 $95.00 NTCIP 1403:2000

50 $95.00 NTCIP 1404:2000

50 $95.00 NTCIP 1405:2000

50 $75.00 NTCIP 1406:2000

50 $88.00 NTCIP 1407:2000

50 $105.00 NTCIP 1408:2001

51 $72.00 NTCIP 2001:1996

51 $34.00 NTCIP 2101:2001

51 NTCIP 2102:2002

51 $44.00 NTCIP 2202:2001

51 $41.00 NTCIP 2301:2001

51 $29.00 NTCIP 2302:2001

51 $34.00 NTCIP 2303:2001

51 $29.00 NTCIP 8003:2001

42 $69.00 NU 1-2001

42 $55.00 NU 2-2001

45 $68.00 OS 1-2003

45 $37.00 OS 2-2003

46 $63.00 OS 3-2002

18 $65.00 PB 1-2000

18 $25.00 PB 1.1-1996 (French)

18 $25.00 PB 1.1-1996 (Spanish)

18 $28.00 PB 1.1-2002

18 $58.00 PB 2-2001

18 $26.00 PB 2.1-1996 (Spanish)

18 $28.00 PB 2.1-2002

18 $51.00 PB 2.2-1999

46 $50.00 PE 1-1992 (R2003)

46 $48.00 PE 5-1997 (R2003)

46 $48.00 PE 7-1997 (R2003)

43 $659.00 PS 3 (Set)

43 $42.00 PS 3.1-2003

43 $65.00 PS 3.2-2003

43 $234.00 PS 3.3-2003

43 $156.00 PS 3.4-2003

43 $88.00 PS 3.5-2003

43 $80.00 PS 3.6-2003

44 $98.00 PS 3.7-2003

44 $63.00 PS 3.8-2003

44 $53.00 PS 3.10-2003

44 $64.00 PS 3.11-2003

44 $59.00 PS 3.12-2003

44 $65.00 PS 3.14-2003

44 $47.00 PS 3.15-2003

44 $156.00 PS 3.16-2003

25 $125.00 RE 2-1999

14 $29.00 RN 1-1998

14 $34.00 RN 2-1987 (R1992, R2001)

14 $37.00 RN 3-1991 (R2002)

16 $29.00 SB 3-1969 (R1989, R1994)

16 $29.00 SB 10-1991 (R1998)

16 $63.00 SB 28-1997

19 $56.00 SG 4-2000

19 $42.00 SG 6-2000

48 $48.00 SM 23-1991 (R1997,R2002)

48 $61.00 SM 24-1991 (R1997,R2002)

48 $37.00 ST 1-1988 (R1994, R1997)

48 $52.00 ST 20-1992 (R1997)

14 $51.00 TC 2-2003

14 $44.00 TC 3-1999

15 $41.00 TC 6&8-1999

15 $34.00 TC 7-2000

15 $29.00 TC 9-1999

15 $44.00 TC 13-2000

15 $398.00 TC 14-2002

15 $29.00 TC 18-1993 (R1999)

15 $55.00 TC 19-2001

15 $34.00 TCB 2-2000

15 $48.00 TCB 3-2001

25 $35.00 TF 1-1993 (R2000)

25 $35.00 TF 2-1993 (R2000)

48 $45.00 TP 1-2002

49 $37.00 TP 2-1998

49 $24.00 TP 3-2000

49 $36.00 TR 1-1993 (R2000)

49 $84.00 TS 1-1989 (R1994, R2000)

49 $136.00 TS 2-1998

49 $34.00 TS 2-1998, Amendment 1

54 $44.00 UC 2-1993 (R2000)

42 $110.00 UD 2-1998

42 $56.00 UD 3-1998, Revision 1

15 $51.00 VE 1-2002

15 $48.00 VE 2-2001

52 $29.00 WC 2-1980/ICEA S-67-4015th Edition (R1991, R1998)

52 $55.00 WC 26-2000/EEMAC 201

52 $79.00 WC 50-1976/ICEA P-53-426 2nd Ed. (R1993,R1999)

52 $22.00 WC 51, Revision 1

52 $29.00 WC 51-1986 (R1991,R2000) /ICEA P-54-440 3rd Ed.

52 $32.00 WC 52-1985 (R1991,R2000)



52 $83.00 ANSI/ICEA T-27-581-2002/WC 53-2000

52 $40.00 ANSI/ICEA T-26-465/WC54-2001

52 $63.00 WC 55-1992 (R1999)/ICEAS-82-552 (includes Rev. 1)

53 $22.00 WC 55-1992 (R1999)/ICEAS-82-552 (Rev. 2, 1998)

53 $29.00 WC 56-1986 (R2000)

53 $72.00 WC 57-1995/ICEA S-73-532, Revision 2, Sept. 1998

53 $122.00 WC 58-1997/ICEA S-75-381

53 $36.00 WC 60.1-1995

53 $83.00 WC 60.2-1994

53 $28.00 WC 61-1992 (R2000)

53 $29.00 WC 62-1992

53 $75.00 WC 63.1-2000

53 $28.00 WC 63.2-1996 (R2003)

53 $33.00 WC 65-1995 (R2003)

54 $53.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 66-2001

54 $40.00 WC 67-1997 (R2003)5

54 $114.00 WC 70-1999/ICEA S-95-658-1999

54 $96.00 WC 71-1999/ICEA S-96-659-1999

54 $30.00 WC 72-1999

54 $35.00 WC 73-2000

54 $114.00 WC 74-2000/ICEA S-93-639

54 $66.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 27500-2000

55 $25.00 WD 1-1999

55 $122.00 ANSI/NEMA WD 6-2002

74 $29.00 WD 7-2000

42 $44.00 XR 5-1992 (R1999)

42 $29.00 XR 7-1995 (R2000)

42 $28.00 XR 9-1984 (R1994, R2000)

42 $31.00 XR 10-1986 (R1992,R1998)

42 $42.00 XR 11-1993 (R1999)

42 $29.00 XR 13-1990 (R1995,R2000)

42 $29.00 XR 14-1990 (R1995,R2000)

42 $32.00 XR 15-1991 (R1996,R2001)

43 $34.00 XR 16-1991 (R1996,R2001)

43 $33.00 XR 17-1993 (R1999)

43 $42.00 XR 18-1993 (R1999)

43 $43.00 XR 19-1993 (R1999)

43 $42.00 XR 21-2000

ANSI STANDARDS40 $101.00 ANSI C12.1-2001

40 $103.00 ANSI C12.4-1984 (R2002)

40 $58.00 ANSI C12.5-1978 (R2002)

40 $112.00 ANSI C12.6-1987 (R2002)

40 $41.00 ANSI C12.7-1993 (R1999)

40 $30.00 ANSI C12.8-1981 (R2002)

40 $30.00 ANSI C12.9-1993 (R1999)

40 $43.00 ANSI C12.10-1997

40 $179.00 ANSI C12.11-1987 (R2002)

40 $44.00 ANSI C12.18-1996 (R2002)

41 $136.00 ANSI C12.19-1997

41 $51.00 ANSI C12.20-2002

41 $77.00 ANSI C12.21-1999

12 ANSI C18 Series

12 $73.00 ANSI C18.1M, Part 1-2001

12 $44.00 ANSI C18.1M, Part 2-1999

13 $63.00 ANSI C18.2M, Part 1-2001

13 $32.00 ANSI C18.2M, Part 2-1999

13 $65.00 ANSI C18.3M, Part 1-1999

13 $44.00 ANSI C18.3M, Part 2-1999

25 $40.00 ANSI C29.1-1988 (R2002)

25 $40.00 ANSI C29.2-1992 (R1999)

25 $32.00 ANSI C29.3-1986 (R2002)

25 $32.00 ANSI C29.4-1989 (R2002)

25 $32.00 ANSI C29.5-1984 (R2002)

25 $32.00 ANSI C29.6-1994 (R2002)

26 $35.00 ANSI C29.7-1996 (R2002)

26 $32.00 ANSI C29.8-1985 (R2002)

26 $32.00 ANSI C29.9-1983 (R2002)

26 $32.00 ANSI C29.10-1989(R2002)

26 $32.00 ANSI C29.11-1989(R1996)

26 $28.00 ANSI C29.12-1997(R2002)

26 $34.00 ANSI C29.13-2000

26 $45.00 ANSI C29.17-2002

19 $44.00 ANSI C37.50-1989 (R1995,R2000)

19 $44.00 ANSI C37.51-1989(R2003)

19 $42.00 ANSI C37.52-1974 (R1995,R2000)

19 $63.00 ANSI C37.54-2002

19 $57.00 ANSI C37.55-200219$59.00 ANSI C37.57-2003

19 $44.00 ANSI C37.58-2003

19 $45.00 ANSI C37.85-2002

45 $44.00 ANSI C50.41-2000

49 $32.00 ANSI C57.12.23-1992

49 $114.00 ANSI C57.12.70-1978(R1993)

46 $34.00 ANSI C62.61-1993

28 $35.00 ANSI C78.5-1997

28 $29.00 ANSI C78.MR11-1997

29 $42.00 ANSI C78.20-1995

29 $52.00 ANSI C78.21-1995

29 $22.00 ANSI C78.21a-1996

29 $33.00 ANSI C78.21b-1999

29 $33.00 ANSI C78.21c-1998

29 $44.00 ANSI C78.22-1995

29 $44.00 ANSI C78.23-1995

29 $51.00 ANSI C78.24-2001

29 ANSI C78.25-1991

29 $35.00 ANSI C78.30-1997

29 $37.00 ANSI C78.40-1992

29 $22.00 ANSI C78.40a-1998

29 $56.00 ANSI C78.41-2001

29 $187.00 ANSI C78.42-2001

29 $340.00 ANSI C78.81-2001

30 ANSI C78.180-1972

30 $68.00 ANSI C78.260-2002

30 $22.00 ANSI C78.260c-1998

30 ANSI C78.261-1977

30 $34.00 ANSI C78.370-1997

30 $35.00 ANSI C78.375-1997

30 $36.00 ANSI C78.376-2001

30 $36.00 ANSI C78.379-1994

30 $22.00 ANSI C78.379a-1997

30 $79.00 ANSI C78.380-2002

30 ANSI C78.381-1961

30 ANSI C78.385-1961

30 ANSI C78.386-1989

30 $34.00 ANSI C78.387-1995

30 $22.00 ANSI C78.387a-1998

30 $22.00 ANSI C78.387b-1998

31 $44.00 ANSI C78.387bd-2001

31 $31.00 ANSI C78.387c-2002

31 ANSI C78.388-1990

31 $44.00 ANSI C78.390-1998(R2002)

31 $35.00 ANSI C78.391-1997

31 $30.00 ANSI/IEC C78.682-1997

31 $340.00 ANSI C78.901-2001

31 $65.00 ANSI/IEC C78.1195-2001

31 $65.00 ANSI/IEC C78.1199-2002

31 ANSI C78.1340-1990

31 ANSI C78.1341-1990(R1995) )

31 ANSI C78.1342-1990(R1995))



31 $34.00 ANSI C78.1372-1996

31 $34.00 ANSI C78.1374-1996

31 $29.00 ANSI C78.1375-1996

32 $29.00 ANSI C78.1376-1996

32 $31.00 ANSI C78.1377-1996

32 $29.00 ANSI C78.1378-1997

32 $29.00 ANSI C78.1379-1997

32 ANSI C78.1380-1988

32 $30.00 ANSI C78.1381-1998

32 $34.00 ANSI C78.1382-1996

32 $35.00 ANSI C78.1384-1997

32 $30.00 ANSI C78.1385-1998

32 $30.00 ANSI C78.1386-1998

32 $44.00 ANSI C78.1387-2001

32 ANSI C78.1401-1975

32 ANSI C78.1402-1975(R1994)

32 $40.00 ANSI C78.1403-1997

32 ANSI C78.1404-1991

32 ANSI C78.1406-1983

33 ANSI C78.1407-1985

33 ANSI C78.1408-1991 (R1995)

33 ANSI C78.1409-1991

33 ANSI C78.1410-1991

33 ANSI C78.1411-1991

33 ANSI C78.1412-1991

33 $53.00 ANSI C78.1413-2001

33 ANSI C78.1414-1991

53 ANSI C78.1415-1989(R1994)

33 $35.00 ANSI C78.1417-1997

33 ANSI C78.1418-1991

33 ANSI C78.1419-1991

33 $59.00 ANSI C78.1420-2001

33 $40.00 ANSI C78.1421-2002

33 $29.00 ANSI C78.1430-1997

33 $35.00 ANSI C78.1431-1997

34 $29.00 ANSI C78.1432-1997

34 $51.00 ANSI C78.1433-2001

34 $68.00 ANSI C78.1434-2001

34 $33.00 ANSI C78.1435-2002

34 $23.00 ANSI C78.1450-1993

34 $26.00 ANSI C78.1451-1995

34 ANSI C78.1452-1991

34 ANSI C78.1460-1991

34 $48.00 ANSI C78.1500-2001

34 $29.00 ANSI C78.1501-2001

34 $48.00 ANSI C78.1503-2001

34 $29.00 ANSI C78.1504-2001

34 $48.00 ANSI C78.1505-2001

35 $101.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60360-2002

35 $214.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60432:1

35 $214.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60432:2-2002

35 $132.00 ANSI/IEC C78.62035-2002

35 $59.00 ANSI C79.1-2002

35 $22.00 ANSI C79.1b-1998

15 $44.00 ANSI C80.1-1994

16 $33.00 ANSI C80.3-1994

16 $44.00 ANSI C80.5-1994

16 $41.00 ANSI C80.6-1994

35 ANSI C81.61-1990 (R1996)

35 $37.00 ANSI C81.61a-1993

35 $35.00 ANSI C81.61bb-2002

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61c-1995

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61e-1996

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61f-1996

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61g-1996

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61h-1996

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61j-1997

35 $22.00 ANSI C81.61n-1997

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.61p-1997

36 $23.00 ANSI C81.61r-1998

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.61s-1998

36 $24.00 ANSI/IEC C81.61ss-1999

36 $24.00 ANSI/IEC C81.61t-1998

36 $24.00 ANSI C81.61u-1998

36 $24.00 ANSI/IEC C81.61v-2000

36 $24.00 ANSI C81.61w-1998

36 $22.00 ANSI/IEC C81.61w1-1998

36 $32.00 ANSI/IEC C81.61x-2001

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.61z-1998

36 ANSI C81.62-1991 (R1996)

36 $40.00 ANSI C81.62a-1993

36 $35.00 ANSI C81.62bb-2002

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.62c-1995

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.62e-1996

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.62f-1996

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.62g-1996

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.62m-1998

36 $22.00 ANSI C81.62n-1997

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.62p-1997

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.62q-1997

37 $23.00 ANSI C81.62r-1998

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.62s-1998

37 $24.00 ANSI C81.62ss-1999

37 $24.00 ANSI C81.62t-1998

37 $24.00 ANSI C81.62u-1998

37 $24.00 ANSI/IEC C81.62v-2000

37 $24.00 ANSI C81.62w-1998

37 $22.00 ANSI/IEC C81.62w1-1998

37 $28.00 ANSI/IEC C81.62x-2001

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.62z-1998

37 ANSI C81.63-1991(R1996)

37 $83.00 ANSI C81.63a-1993

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.63b-1994

37 $92.00 ANSI C81.63bb-2002

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.63c-1995

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.63d-1995

37 $22.00 ANSI C81.63e-1996

38 $22.00 ANSI C81.63f-1996

38 $22.00 ANSI C81.63g-1996

38 $22.00 ANSI C81.63h-1996

38 $23.00 ANSI C81.63k-1997

38 $22.00 ANSI C81.63n-1997

38 $22.00 ANSI C81.63p-1997

38 $22.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63s-1998

38 $29.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63ss-1999

38 $29.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63t-1998

38 $24.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63u-1998

38 $29.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63v-2000

38 $33.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63w-1998

38 $22.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63w1-1998

38 $35.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63x-2001

38 $22.00 ANSI/IEC C81.63z-1998

38 $48.00 ANSI C81.64-1993

38 $70.00 ANSI C81.64a-1999

39 $35.00 ANSI C82.1-1997

39 $88.00 ANSI C82.2-2002

39 $42.00 ANSI C82.3-2002

39 $88.00 ANSI C82.4-2002

39 ANSI C82.5-1990

39 ANSI C82.6-1985

39 $29.00 ANSI C82.9-1996

39 $22.00 ANSI C82.9b-1998

39 $112.00 ANSI C82.11 Consolidated-2002

39 $29.00 ANSI C82.12-1999

39 $44.00 ANSI C82.13-2002

39 $151.00 ANSI C82.77-2002

46 $37.00 ANSI C84.1-1995 (R2001)

17 $45.00 ANSI C119.1-2002

17 $28.00 ANSI C119.4-2003

39 $34.00 ANSI C136.4-2003

39 $25.00 ANSI C136.5-2003

47 $14.00 ANSI Z535 Color Chart

47 $287.00 ANSI Z535 Set

47 $56.00 ANSI Z535.1-2002

47 $56.00 ANSI Z535.2-2002

48 $107.00 ANSI Z535.3-2002

48 $56.00 ANSI Z535.4-2002

48 $56.00 ANSI Z535.5-2002



ARC WELDING

EW 1-1988 (R1994, R1999)Electric Arc Welding Power SourcesDefines performance characteristics,ratings, and test procedures for acand dc arc welding apparatus andassociated equipment as well as rec-ommended installation and test pro-cedures for high-frequency stabilizedarc welding machines.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: EW 3, WD 1Price: $37.00

EW 1, Revision 1Revises and updates EW 1.Price: $22.00

EW 3-1983 (R1995,R1999, R2002)Semiautomatic Wire Feed Systemsfor Arc WeldingDefines construction standards, per-formance characteristics, and test pro-cedures for wire feed systems used inmost types of arc welding processes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standard: EW 1Price: $29.00

EW 3, Revision 1Revises and updates EW 3.Price: $26.00

EW 4-1993 (R1999)Graphic Symbols for Arc Welding and Cutting ApparatusEstablishes graphic symbols for arcwelding and cutting apparatus. Thesymbols provided identify controls,indicators, connection points, junc-tions, and processes. Examples oftheir use are also provided.Price: $83.00

EW 6-1998Guidelines for PrecautionaryLabeling for Arc Weldingand Cutting ProductsProvides guidelines for the precau-tionary labeling of arc welding andarc cutting products, including theuse of wordless (symbol only) labels.Price: $44.00

EW 8-1994/AWS D16.2-1994Recommendations for Components of Robotic andAutomatic Welding InstallationsApplies to the recommended design,integration, installation, and use ofindustrial welding robotic and auto-matic systems.Price: $32.00

BATTERIES, DRY

ANSI C18 SeriesRepresents the most up-to-daterequirements for battery performanceand dimensions. Each standard hasbeen divided into two parts. The firstpart covers general items and batteryspecifications. All matters related tosafety are now consolidated in Part2. This complete set of ANSI C18standards now stands as the unri-valed model for the global batterystandards community.

ANSI C18.1M, Part 1-2001For Portable Primary Cells and Batteries with AqueousElectrolyteGeneral andSpecificationsApplies to portable primary cells andbatteries with aqueous electrolyte anda zinc anode (non-lithium). This edi-tion includes four electrochemical sys-tems: carbon zinc (LeClanche and zincchloride types), alkaline manganesedioxide; silver oxide; and zinc air.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $73.00

ANSI C18.1M, Part 2-1999For Portable Primary Cells andBatteries with AqueousElectrolyteSafety StandardDefines performance requirements forprimary batteries with aqueous elec-trolyte to ensure their safe operationunder normal use and reasonablyforeseeable misuse.

S T A N D A R D S & O T H E R P U B L I C A T I O N S

The following pages contain the titles and ordering information for standards and other publications developed by NEMAand ANSI (the American National Standards Institute) for electrical products and components. Publications are organizedby product categories and are available for purchase through Global Engineering Documents at (800) 854-7179; outside theU.S. at (303) 397-7956; or via fax at (303) 397-2740. The information is also available on their website,www.global.ihs.com. Be sure to note that, in some cases, a publication must be obtained directly from NEMA.

Companion Standards are other NEMA, ANSI, or IEC standards that might be of interest to the user. Standardsapproved by ANSI or adopted by the U.S. Department of Defense are so indicated. Contact information for sources for pub-lications from other organizations are provided on page 134. Manufacturers of products related to the standard are listedunder the same product category in the product and manufacturer listing, beginning on page 81.

In addition to the associations industry standards, users may also be interested in NEMA's other publications (guides,handbooks, reports, newsletters, and brochures) covering items of interest to electrical manufacturers, which can be foundwithin their subject categories. Member and quantity discounts do not apply for these publications except as noted.


B A T T E R I E S , D R Y T H R O U G H B U S W A Y S , C O N D U I T , R A C E W A Y S

Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $44.00

ANSI C18.2M, Part 1-2001For Portable Rechargeable Cells and BatteriesGeneral and SpecificationsApplies to portable rechargeable orsecondary cells and batteries based onthe following electrotechnical systems:nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride,sealed lead-acid, and lithium-ion.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $63.00

ANSI C18.2M, Part 2-1999For Portable Rechargeable Cellsand BatteriesSafety StandardDefines performance requirements forportable rechargeable cells and bat-teries to ensure their safe operationunder normal use and reasonablyforeseeable misuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $32.00

ANSI C18.3M, Part 1-1999For Portable Lithium Primary Cells and BatteriesGeneral and SpecificationsThe general requirements and informa-tion for portable lithium primary cellsand batteries. This edition includesthree chemistries: lithium/ carbonmonofluoride, lithium/manganese diox-ide, and lithium/iron disulfide.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $65.00

ANSI C18.3M, Part 2-1999For Portable Primary Cells andBatteriesSafety StandardDefines tests and requirements forprimary lithium cells and batteries toensure their safe operation under nor-mal use and reasonably foreseeablemisuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $44.00

BUSWAY, CONDUIT, RACEWAYS

Expansion Joints for PVC RigidNonmetallic ConduitPolymer Raceway Products (PVC)Technical Committee publicationnotes that fluctuations in temperaturehave a greater effect upon polyvinylchloride (PVC) than more traditionalmaterials such as aluminum andsteel. Thermal expansion and contrac-tion have significant effects on longstraight runs of conduit; therefore,expansion joints are used to accom-modate changes in length. This pre-vents potentially harmful thermalstresses in the conduit itself or in anysupporting structures.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

Solvent-Cementing Joints for PVC Rigid NonmetallicConduit, Duct, and FittingsFour-page application guide preparedby the Polymer Raceway Productstechnical committee discusses aspectsof solvent-cementing of joints for PVCrigid nonmetallic conduit, duct, and fit-tings. Topics include: to prime or notto prime; solvent cement selection cri-teria, storage requirements; recom-mended cutting procedures for conduitor duct; cleaning procedure; applica-tion procedure; assembly precautions;and atmospheric considerations.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

Conduit-In-Casing ConstructionPower and communication industriesare on a never-ending quest to "getthe cord long enough." Conduit-in-casing construction is one methodthat helps make the cord long enoughto get from the communication orpower source to the consumer.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

BU 1-1999BuswaysProvides ratings, testing standards,and application information forbusways (and accessories) for distri-bution of power at 600 volts or less.Adopted by U.S. Department ofDefenseCompanion Standards: AB 1, ANSIC37.16, BU 1.1, ICS 1, KS 1, PB 1Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $40.00

BU 1.1-2000General Instructions for ProperHandling, Installation, Operation,and Maintenance of Busway Rated600 Volts or LessCovers products for distribution ofelectric power at 600 volts or less,consisting of enclosed sectionalizedprefabricated busbars rated at 100amperes or more, and associatedstructures and fittings classified as:feeder busways, plug-in busways, andaccessories. Also available in 5 x 7format Note: Discounts available forbulk orders.Price: $37.00

BU 1.1-1996 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales Para el Manejo, Instalacion,Operacion y Mantenimiento de Electroductos Hasta 600 Volts Nominales o MenosEsta norma se aplica a productospara la distribucion de energia elec-trica hasta 600 volts o menos, com-puestos de electroductos en seccionesprefabricades y cubiertas, con unacapacidad nominal de 100 amperes omas, y estructuras y accessories demontaje, clasificados en la formasiguiente: electroducto alimentador(interior o exterior), electroductoconectador (interior solamente) yaccesorios necesarios para completarel sistema de-electroducto. Estanorma no aplica electroductos conrecubrimiento metalico descrito en laNorma C37.23 de la ANSI/IEEE.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $35.00


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BU 1.2-2002Application Information forBusway Rated 600 Volts or LessCovers products for distribution ofelectric power at 600 volts or less,consisting of enclosed sectionalizedprefabricated busbars rated at 100amperes or more.Price: $45.00

ANSI/NEMA FB 1-2003Fittings, Cast Metal Boxes, and Conduit Bodies for Conduit, Electrical Metallic Tubing and CableCovers fittings that are a part of elec-trical raceway systems designed foruse as intended by the requirements ofNFPA 70. Specifically covers fittingsfor use with non-flexible tubular race-waysrigid and intermediate metalconduit, electrical metallic tubing.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of DefenseCompanion Standards: WD 6, OS 1,250, VE 1, ANSI C80.1, ANSIC80.6Price: $63.00

FB 2.10-2003Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Fittings for Usewith Non-flexible Electrical MetalConduit and TubingFirst in a series designed to provideguidance to installers on criticalselection and installation criteria. TheFB 2 Series of publications repre-sents a commitment by NEMA's con-duit and cable fittings manufacturersto quality raceway installations madein accordance with the NationalElectrical Code.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $29.00

FB 2.20-2003Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Fittings for Use with Flexible ElectricalConduit and CableThe selection and installation guide-lines provided herein offer practical

information on correct product selec-tion and industry recommended prac-tices for the installation of fittings forflexible conduit or cable in accordancewith the National Electrical Code.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $52.00

FG 1-1993Nonmetallic Cable Tray SystemsCovers construction and test require-ments for continuous, complete non-metallic systems of ladder, ventilated,solid bottom cable trays, or channeltype trays, intended for the support ofpower or control cables, or both.Price: $44.00

FG 1-1993 (Revision 1)Revises and updates FG 1.Price: $29.00

Bulletin 5RN 2189User Guide to ProductSpecifications for Metal ElectricalConduit and TubingPublished by the Steel Rigid Conduitand Electrical Metallic TubingSection in the interest of more widelydisseminating information on theproper identification of U.S. stan-dards applicable to metal electricalconduit and tubing.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

RN 1-1998Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)Externally Coated Galvanized Rigid Steel Conduit andIntermediate Metal ConduitDefines the minimum requirementsfor PVC coated conduit, which shouldbe included in specifications writtenfor this product.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: ANSI C80.1,ANSI C80.3Price: $29.00

RN 2-1987 (R1992, R2001)Packaging of Master Bundles forSteel Rigid Conduit, IntermediateMetal Conduit (IMC), andElectrical Metallic TubingCovers recommendations for the sizeand banding of master bundles ofgalvanized steel rigid conduit, inter-mediate metal conduit (IMC), andelectrical metallic tubing (EMT), in10 foot lengths only.Price: $34.00

RN 3-1991 (R2002)Product Identification Numbersfor Metallic Tubular ConduitProducts for Use with Bar Coding and Electronic DataInterchange ApplicationsSets forth identification numbers formetallic tubular conduit products (gal-vanized rigid conduit, electrical metal-lic tubing, intermediate metal conduit,and galvanized rigid aluminum con-duit) for use in bar coding, EDI, andother business communications.Price: $37.00

TC 2-2003Electrical Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) Tubing and ConduitCovers electrical polyvinyl chloride(PVC) conduit of types EPC-40designed for normal-duty applicationsabove ground and concrete encasedapplications or direct burial--andEPC-80designed for heavy-duty(areas of physical damage) applica-tions above ground and concreteencased applications or direct burial.Companion Standard: TC 3Price: $51.00

TC 3-1999PVC Fittings for Use with RigidPVC Conduit and TubingLists dimensions and other significantrequirements to establish some of theproperties of these products andassists in selecting and obtaining theproper product for a specific need.Included are requirements for materi-als, workmanship, dimensions, physi-cal properties, couplings, female


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adapters, male terminal adapters,junction box adapters, reducers, caps,and end-bells.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard: TC 2Price: $44.00

TC 6&8-1999PVC Plastic Utilities Duct forUnderground InstallationsLists dimensions and other significantrequirements to set forth some of theproperties of these products andassists in selecting and obtaining theproper product for a particular need.Allows end-users to review dimen-sional requirements, material proper-ties, and physical characteristics ofEB and DB ducts.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: TC 9Price: $41.00

TC 7-2000Smooth Wall Coilable PolyethyleneElectrical Plastic DuctCovers requirements (general andperformance) of polyethylene coilableduct for underground applications.Price: $34.00

TC 9-1999Fittings for PVC Plastic UtilitiesDuct for Underground InstallationLists dimensions and other significantrequirements to set forth some of theproperties of this product and assistsin selecting and obtaining the properproduct for a particular need. Allowsend-users, such as utilities, to reviewdimensional requirements, materialproperties, and physical characteristicsof fittings used with DB and EB ducts.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefenseCompanion Standard: TC 6&8Price: $29.00

TC 13-2000Electrical Nonmetallic TubingCovers electric nonmetallic tubing(ENT) made from polyvinyl chloride(PVC) for above ground use.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Price: $44.00

TC 14-2002Reinforced Thermosetting ResinConduit (RTRC) and FittingsSpecifies the requirements for halo-gen-free reinforced thermosettingresin conduit (RTRC), and associatedfittings for installation and use inaccordance with the Rules of theCanadian Electrical Code, (CEC)Part I, and the National ElectricalCode (NEC) for nonhazardous loca-tions. Electronic version $249.00.Adopted UL 1684 standard.Price: $398.00

TC 18-1993 (R1999)Packaging of Master Bundles forEPC 40 (Polyvinyl Chloride)ConduitCovers recommendations for the sizeand banding of master bundles forelectrical EPC 40 conduit.Price: $29.00

TC 19-2001Nonmetallic Riser U-Type GuardsLists dimensions, sets forth properties,and assists in selecting and obtainingthe proper PVC and PE nonmetallicriser u-type guards intended to protectriser cables on utility poles.Price: $55.00

TCB 2-2000Guidelines for the Selection and Installation of Underground Nonmetallic DuctCovers recommendations for ship-ping, handling, storage, installation,and joining of underground singlebore nonmetallic duct for power,lighting, signaling, and communica-tions applications.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $34.00

TCB 3-2001User's Manual for the Installationof Underground CorrugatedCoilable Plastic Utility Duct (CCD)Covers recommendations for ship-ping, handling, storage, installation,and joining of underground CCD forpower, lighting, signaling, and commu-nications applications.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $48.00

VE 1-2002Metal Cable Tray SystemsSpecifies the requirements for metalcable trays and associated fittingsdesigned for use in accordance withthe rules of the Canadian ElectricalCode, Part I, and the NationalElectrical Code.Joint Standard with CSAInternational; approved as anAmerican National StandardDownloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $51.00

VE 2-2001Cable Tray Installation GuidelinesAddresses shipping, handling, storing,and installation of metal cable traysystems. Information on maintenanceand system modification is also pro-vided.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $48.00

ANSI C80.1-1994Rigid Steel ConduitZinc Coated (GRC)Covers the requirements for rigidsteel conduit for use as a raceway forthe wire or cables of an electricalsystem.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $44.00


ANSI C80.3-1994Electrical Metallic TubingZinc Coated (EMT)Covers the requirements for electricalmetallic tubing (steel) for use as araceway for the wire or cables of anelectrical system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $33.00

ANSI C80.5-1994Rigid Aluminum Conduit (ARC)Covers the requirements for seamlessrigid aluminum-alloy conduit for useas a raceway for the wires or cablesof an electrical system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $44.00

ANSI C80.6-1994Intermediate Metal ConduitZinc Coated (IMC)Covers the requirements for interme-diate metal conduit for use as a race-way for the wires or cables of anelectrical system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $41.00

CAPACITORS

CP 1-2000Shunt CapacitorsApplies to capacitors rated 216 V orhigher, 2.5 kVAR or more, anddesigned for shunt connection to actransmission and distribution systemsoperating at a nominal frequency of50 or 60 Hz.Companion Standards: 107, ICS 2Price: $61.00

CARBON/MANUFACTURED GRAPHITE PRODUCTS

CB 1-2000Brushes for Electrical MachinesRecords definitions, dimensions andtolerances, test procedures for physi-cal properties, and test procedures forshunt connections for brushes used inthe electrical manufacturing industry.Included are carbon, carbon-graphite,graphite, electrographite, metal-graphite, metal-impregnated, andresin-bonded brushes.Price: $122.00

CG 1-2001Manufactured Graphite/Carbon ElectrodesDefines dimensions and configurationsof cylindrical manufactured graphiteand carbon electrodes for use in elec-tric arc furnaces, as well as design andphysical properties of joining systems.Price: $45.00

CG 2-1996Powdered GraphiteCovers terminology and test methodsfor those physical and chemical prop-erties relevant to the material char-acterization of powdered graphiteused in the electrical industry.Price: $33.00

CG 3.2-1998Torquing Devices for ElectrodesSelection Through DisposalFosters the safe use of torquingdevices by assisting personnel in com-municating about selection, handling,and disposal of electrode torquingdevices.Price: $29.00

COMMUNICATIONS & SIGNALING EQUIPMENT

NEMA Installation Guidefor Nurse Call SystemsContains guidelines which cover theproper physical installation of nursecall systems. It describes systemtypes, basic theory of operation, useof ancillary devices, installationrequirements, isolation of circuits,system environmental considerations,inspection, testing, maintenance, andservice.Price: $75.00

SB 3-1969 (R1989, R1994)Interconnection Circuitry ofNoncoded Remote StationProtective Signaling SystemsIdentifies a specific polar transmis-sion circuit in a manner intended toensure proper operation betweentransmitting and receiving equipment.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $29.00

SB 10-1991 (R1998)Audio Standard for Nurse Call SystemsContains requirements and test pro-cedures for evaluation of audio quali-ty of installed nurse call systems.Price: $29.00

SB 28-1997Product Safety Guide forDeveloping Documentation for FireAlarm Systems and EquipmentGuidelines for developing product doc-umentation, such as installation manu-als, operation manuals, and productlabels, for fire alarm systems.Price: $63.00

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CONDUIT AND DUCT,ELECTRICAL

Tubular Steel ConduitFour-page color brochure presentingthe advantages of steel conduit prod-ucts.To order, phone: (703) 841-3244

Annular Space Protection ofOpenings Created by Penetrationsof Tubular Steel Conduit, A Reviewof UL Special Service Investigation,File NC 546, Project 90NK11650Summary of the results of a study ofvarious annular space protectionmaterials installed in a concreteblock wall, concrete floor assemblies,gypsum wallboard/wood joist/plywooddeck floor-ceiling assemblies, and twovarieties of gypsum wallboard/steelstud wall assemblies. The purpose ofthe investigation was to determine ifcommonly available constructionmaterials could be used as annularspace protection materials in con-junction with tabular steel conduitproducts. Tests were conducted toverify that these combinations ofproducts will meet certain require-ments contained in the BOCA, ICBO,and SBCCI Model Building Codes.To order, phone: (703) 841-3244

The Grounding System thatWorksSteel Conduit (EMT, IMC, and Galvanized Rigid)Six-page brochure that describes newsteel conduit analysis software fordesigning and analyzing distributionfeeder and branch circuits; determin-ing ground fault design; calculatingnew runs and optimizing safe design;and analyzing existing circuits.To order, phone: (703) 841-3244

Report of Research on Electrical Metallic Tubing for Use Over 600 VoltsTo order, phone: (703) 841-3244

CONNECTORS

CC 1-2002Electric Power Connection for SubstationsCovers uninsulated connectors andbus supports which are made ofmetal and intended for use in substa-tions.Price: $56.00

CC 4-1986 (R1997)8.3 kV and 8.3/14.4 kV Probefor Separable Insulated Loadbreak ConnectorsEstablishes dimensions, design tests,test conditions, and interchangeableconstruction features for probes ofloadbreak separable insulated con-nectors rated 8.3 kV and 8.3/14.4kV ac, 200 amperes.Price: $29.00

ANSI C119.1-2002For Electric ConnectorsSealedInsulated Underground ConnectorSystems Rated 600 VoltsCovers sealed, insulated undergroundconnector systems rated at 600 voltsfor utility applications and establisheselectrical, mechanical, and sealingrequirements for sealed undergroundconnector systems.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $45.00

ANSI C119.4-2003Electric Connectors for UseBetween Aluminum-to-Aluminumor Aluminum-to-Copper BareOverhead ConductorsCovers connectors used for makingelectrical connections between alu-minum-to-aluminum or aluminum-to-copper bare overhead conductors.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $28.00

DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT

AB 1-2002Molded-Case Circuit Breakers,Molded Case Switches, andCircuit-Breaker EnclosuresCovers molded-case circuit breakers,circuit breaker and ground-fault cir-cuit interrupters, fused circuit break-ers, and accessory high-fault protec-tors. Electronic version $536.Adopted UL 489 standard.Price: $850.00

AB 3-2001Molded Case Circuit Breakers andTheir ApplicationCovers molded case circuit breakersand molded case switches, assembledas integral units in supporting hous-ings of insulating material, havingvoltage ratings up to and including1000 volts AC and 1200 volts DC,and interrupt ratings of 5000amperes or more.Companion Standards: AB 1, AB 4,PB 2.2Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $67.00

ANSI/NEMA AB 4-2001Guidelines for Inspection andPreventive Maintenance of Molded Case Circuit BreakersUsed in Commercial and Industrial ApplicationsCovers basic procedures for inspec-tion and preventive maintenance ofmolded case circuit breakers used inindustrial and commercial applicationand rated up to 1000 volts.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standard: AB 1Price: $56.00


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KS 1-2001Enclosed and MiscellaneousDistribution Equipment Switches(600 Volts Maximum)Covers manually operated enclosedand miscellaneous distribution equip-ment switches that are rated notmore than 600 volts and 6000amperes with or without a horsepow-er rating; with or without provisionfor fuses; and with current-carryingparts and mechanisms enclosed inmetallic or nonmetallic cases, or thatare enclosed when mounted inenclosed switchboard or panelboard.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefenseCompanion Standards: AB 1, ICS 1,ICS 2, 250-1997Price: $81.00

PB 1-2000PanelboardsCovers single panelboards or groupsof panel units suitable for assembly inthe form of single panelboards,including buses, with or withoutswitches or automatic overload pro-tective devices (fuses or circuitbreakers), or both. These units areused in the distribution of electricityfor light, heat, and power at 600 voltsand less, with 1600 ampere mainsand less and 1200 ampere branchcircuits and less.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: FU 1, KS 1,PB 2.2, 250, AB 1, AB 3, PB 1.1Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $65.00

PB 1.1-2002General Instructions for ProperInstallation, Operation, andMaintenance of Panelboards Rated600 Volts or LessCovers single panelboards or groupsof panel units suitable for assembly inthe form of single panelboards,including buses, and with or withoutswitches or automatic overload pro-tective devices (fuses or circuitbreakers), or both.

Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $28.00

PB 1.1-1996 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales para laInstalacion, Operacion y elMantenimiento Correcto deTableros de Alumbrado y Controlhasta 600 Volts Nominales o MenosA guide of practical information con-taining instructions for the properinstallation, operation, and mainte-nance of panelboards rated 600 voltsor less. ANSI approved.Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4 Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $25.00

PB 1.1-1996 (French version)Instructions d'ordre general pour l'installation convenable,l'opration de panneaux classes600 Volts ou moinsCette publication est un guide d'infor-mations d'ordre pratique contenantdes instructions en vue de l'installationconvenable, de l'opration et de l'en-tretien de panneaux classes 600 Voltsou moins. Ces instructions n'ont paspour propos de couvrir tous les detailsou variations de l'quipement, ni defournir des solutions pour tout prob-lme pouvant survenir en regard l'in-stallation, l'opration ou l'entretien.Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4Price: $25.00

PB 2-2001Deadfront DistributionSwitchboardsCovers floor-mounted deadfrontswitchboards rated 6000 amperes orless, 600 volts or less, which consistof an enclosure, molded case circuitbreakers, low-voltage power circuitbreakers, fusible or non-fusibleswitches, instruments, metering equip-ment, monitoring or control equip-ment, with associated interconnec-tions and supporting structures. These

units are used in the distribution ofelectricity for light, heat, and power.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: AB 1, BU 1,ICS 1, KS 1, PB 1, PB 2.2, ANSIC37.16, ANSI C37.17, ANSI C37.50Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $58.00

PB 2.1-2002General Instructions for ProperHandling, Installation, Operation,and Maintenance of DeadfrontDistribution Switchboards Rated600 Volts or LessCovers floor-mounted deadfrontswitchboards which consist of anenclosure, molded-case and low-volt-age power circuit breakers, fusible ornon-fusible switches, instruments, andmetering, monitoring, or controlequipment, with associated intercon-nections and supporting structures.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: PB 2, PB 2.2Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $28.00

PB 2.1-1996 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales para el Manejo, Instalacion, Operacion y Mantenimiento Correcto deTableros de Distribucion de Frente Muerto hasta 600 Volts Nominales o MenosDownloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $26.00

PB 2.2-1999Application Guide for Ground Fault Protective Devices for EquipmentA guide of practical information con-taining instructions for the safe andproper application of ground faultprotective devices (GFP devices).Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: ANSIC37.16, ANSI C37.17Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $51.00


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SG 4-2000Alternating Current HighVoltage Circuit BreakerEncompasses: a) All ratings for out-door circuit breakers above 1000volts for alternating current service.Circuit breakers for service in metalclad enclosures are included inNEMA Standard SG 5. b)Attachments for these circuit break-ers, such as bushing current trans-formers, bushing potential devices,interlocks, undervoltage trip devices,shunt trips, overcurrent trips, and aux-iliaries sold with the circuit breakerssuch as closing relays and structuralsteel supports. c) Renewal, moderniz-ing, and spare parts for these circuitbreakers and attachments. d)Recommended installation, operation,and maintenance procedures.Price: $56.00

SG 6-2000Power Switching EquipmentIncludes requirements, preferred rat-ings, manufacturing specifications,and application guides for high volt-age air switches. Also included arerated control voltages and the rangesfor these switches. Guides for instal-lation, operation, and maintenance ofpower switching equipment anddesign parameters for outdoor sub-station complete this standard.Price: $42.00

ANSI C37.50-1989(R1995, R2000)Switchgear Low Voltage AC Power Circuit Breakers Used inEnclosuresTest ProceduresPrice: $44.00

ANSI C37.51-1989 (R2003)Switchgear Metal Enclosed Low Voltage AC Power CircuitBreaker Switchgear AssembliesConformance Test ProceduresPrice: $44.00

ANSI C37.52-1974 (R1995, R2000)Test Procedures for Low VoltageAC Power Circuit Protectors Usedin EnclosuresPrice: $42.00

ANSI C37.54-2002For Indoor Alternating CurrentHigh-Voltage Circuit BreakersApplied as Removable Elements inMetal-Enclosed SwitchgearConformance Test ProceduresSpecifies tests to demonstrate that thecircuit breaker being tested conformswith the ratings assigned to it in accor-dance with ANSI/IEEE C37.04.Price: $63.00

ANSI C37.55-2002American National Standard forSwitchgearMedium VoltageMetal-Clad AssembliesConformance Test ProceduresApplicable to all medium voltagemetal-clad switchgear assembliesdesigned, tested, and manufactured inaccordance with ANSI/IEEEC37.20.2, Metal-Clad Switchgear.Covers selected tests to demonstrateconformance with Section 6 ofANSI/IEEE C37.20.02.Price: $57.00

ANSI C37.57-2003Switchgear Metal EnclosedInterrupter SwitchgearAssembliesConformance TestingA conformance testing standardoptionally applicable to all metal-enclosed interrupter switchgear assem-blies designed, tested, and manufac-tured in accordance with AmericanNational Standard for Metal-EnclosedInterrupter Switchgear, ANSI/IEEEC37.20.3-1987.Price: $59.00

ANSI C37.58-2003Conformance Test Procedures forIndoor AC Medium VoltageSwitches for Use in MetalEnclosed SwitchgearApplies to the conformance test pro-cedure for AC medium-voltageswitches rated above 1000 volts asdesigned, manufactured, and tested inaccordance with IEEE Standard forIndoor AC Medium-Voltage Switchesfor Use in Metal-EnclosedSwitchgear, IEEE C37.20.Price: $44.00

ANSI C37.85-2002Alternating-Current High-Voltage Power VacuumInterruptersSafety Requirementsfor X-Radiation LimitsSpecifies the maximum permissibleX-radiation emission from alternat-ing-current high-voltage power vacu-um interrupters that are intended tobe operated at voltages above 1000volts and up to 38,000 volts whentested in accordance with proceduresdescribed in this standard.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $45.00

ENCLOSURES

250-1997Enclosures for ElectricalEquipment (1000 Volts Maximum)Consolidates the descriptions andapplications, features and test crite-ria, and design tests of all NEMAtype enclosures (except for rotarytype apparatus) into a single docu-ment. Does not cover manufacturingstandards for specific products; referto the following standards: Busway-BU 1; Pin and Sleeve-FB 11;Switchboards-PB 2; Switches-KS 1;Traffic Control Systems-TS 1;Transformers-DC 20, ST 20, TR 1;Welding-EW1, EW 3.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense


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Companion Standards: KS 1, FB 1,PB 2.1, AB 3, AB 4, ICS 6, OS 2,ANSI C57.12.29, ANSI C37.54,ANSI C57.12.28, ANSI C57.12.31,ANSI C37.22, ANSI C57.12.32,ANSI C37.50, ANSI C37.51, ANSIC37.52, ANSI C37.57, IEC 60529Price: $50.00

FIRE PROTECTION

Quality Informational Guide for Automatic Fire Detection and Alarm SystemsProvides guidance to the local author-ity having jurisdiction (AHJ) forestablishing programs to ensure highlyreliable fire detection and alarm sys-tems in his or her community.Downloadable from www.nema.org.

Guide for Proper Use of SmokeDetectors in Duct Applications2001 edition. Provides much neededinformation concerning the proper useof smoke detectors in duct applications.Price: $33.00

Guide for Proper Use of System Smoke Detectors2001 edition. Provides much neededinformation concerning the proper useof smoke detectors in duct applica-tions.Price: $44.00

NEMA Guide to CodeRequirements for Fire Alarm andDetection Systems (Paper Copy)Outlines and compares the adminis-trative and technical requirements forinstallation of fire protective signal-ing and detection systems in all 50states and various major cities acrossthe U.S. Provides information on howthe regulations are promulgated andapplied, and who is responsible forthese activities.Price: $117.00

NEMA Guide to CodeRequirements for Fire Alarm andDetection Systems (CD Version)Outlines and compares the adminis-trative and technical requirements forinstallation of fire protective signal-ing and detection systems in all 50states and various major cities acrossthe U.S. Provides information on howthe regulations are promulgated andapplied, and who is responsible forthese activities.Price: $63.00

NEMA Guide to CodeRequirements for Fire Alarmand Detection Systems (BulkOrders of 100, CD Version)Price: $3,472.00

Training Manual on Fire Alarm Systems 2003Provides technical information onbasic fire alarm systems in commonusage. Price: $50.00

GENERAL INTEREST

Product Descriptor Data CommonFields Version 4.00.01Suggests the common fields and defi-nitions that manufacturers need toshare with distributors and third-party catalog and informationproviders.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $41.00

Electrical InstallationRequirements: A GlobalPerspectiveA study of NFPA 70, NationalElectrical Code, and IEC 60364,Electrical Installations for Buildings.Price: $180.00

NEMA ConformityAssessment GuideProvides a top-level informationguide to the conformity assessmentrequirements for many countries. Theguide is ideal for electrical and elec-tronic manufacturers consideringentry into the international productmarketplace.Price: $75.00

Maps and DirectoriesIndustrial Trading Area Maps. Walland binder size maps of the NEMAtrading areas and regions. Publishedby NEMA/BIS. 30"x40" Map-Price:$39.00; additional copies: $34.00.8.5"x14" Map-Price: $9.00 singlecopy, $5.00 additional copy.

NS 1-2001Guide for Preparation of NEMAStandards PublicationsUser guide for preparing documentsin the NEMA approved format.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $0.00

GOVERNMENT

NEMA Analysis of the EnergyPolicy Act of 1992: The Scope of Electric MotorsSubject to Efficiency Standards on October 24, 1997The Energy Policy Act of 1992(EPAct) covering the efficiency levelsof general purpose industrial motorsbecame effective October 24, 1997.This brochure presents information onthe U.S. Department of Energy's inter-pretation of the 1992 Energy PolicyAct and DOE's position on the scopeof products covered and non-covered(exempt) by the legislation. Motorusers and OEMs can refer to the infor-mation to determine whether themotors they purchase will be coveredby EPAct and therefore must meet thestandard energy-efficiency levels.Downloadable from www.nema.org.To order, phone: (703) 841-3274


G O V E R N M E N T T H R O U G H I N D U S T R I A L C O N T R O L & A U T O M A T I O N S Y S T E M S

Environmental Impact Analysis:Spent Mercury-Containing LampsAnalyzes the environmental impact ofvarious types of spent lamp manage-ment disposal options.Downloadable from www.nema.org.To order, phone: (703) 841-3249

The Declining Presence ofMercury in Batteries andMunicipal Solid WasteDescribes the initiatives involvingboth new legislation and new batterytechnology, which have resulted in adramatic reduction in the use of mer-cury in batteries.To order, phone: (703) 841-3249

INDUSTRIAL CONTROL& AUTOMATION SYSTEMS

A Brief Comparison of NEMA 250 and IEC 60529Provides a brief comparison andexplanation of some of the basic dif-ferences between NEMA 250,Enclosures for Electrical Equipment(1000 Volts Maximum) and IEC60529, Degrees of ProtectionProvided by Enclosures (IP Code).Price: $34.00

Guide to Preparing a DesignProposal for Paralleling CustomerGeneration With an Electric UtilityTakes the mystery out of interfacedesign for parallel operation by pro-viding sound engineering guidelines.Also assists the designer with the util-ity approval process. Careful plan-ning, design, and proposal preparationare the keys to assuring successfulcoordination and approval by the elec-tric utility company. It will help thedesigner obtain speedy approval andacceptance of the system.Price: $44.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.1-1993 (R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 1Programmable ControllersGeneral InformationA NEMA Adoptive Standard withdeviations to accommodate theNational Electrical Code and otherU.S. practices. It establishes defini-tions and identifies principal charac-teristics for the selection and applica-tion of programmable controllers andtheir associated peripherals.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $118.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.2-1993 (R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 2Programmable ControllersEquipment Requirements and TestsAccommodates the NationalElectrical Code and other U.S. prac-tices. It specifies minimum require-ments for the functional characteris-tics, service conditions, constructioncharacteristics, general safety, andtests applicable to programmablecontrollers and their associatedperipherals.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $309.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.3-1994(R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 3Programmable ControllersProgramming LanguagesA NEMA Adoptive Standard withdeviations to accommodate theNational Electrical Code and otherU.S. practices. It specifies the syntaxand semantics of four programminglanguagestwo graphical languagesand two textual languagesfor pro-grammable controllers.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $442.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.4-1996 (R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 4Programmable ControllersUser GuidelinesA NEMA Adoptive Standard withdeviations to accommodate theNational Electrical Code and otherU.S. Practices. Provides guidelinesthat address the application of theprogrammable controllers (PC) andassociated peripherals.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $164.00

ICS 1-2000Industrial Control and Systems:General RequirementsThe purpose of this publication is toconsolidate all standards of a generalnature in order to obtain uniformapplication of requirements through-out the range of industrial controland systems equipment.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 2 through10, LI 1, ST 1, ANSI C84.1, IEC947 1Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $91.00

ICS 1.1-1984 (R1988, R1993, R1998)Industrial Control and Systems: Safety Guidelines for the Application, Installation, and Maintenance of Solid State ControlProvides general guidelines for theapplication, installation, and mainte-nance of solid state control in theform of individual devices or pack-aged assemblies incorporating solidstate components. The emphasis ispersonnel safety.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefenseCompanion Standards: ICS 2 through10, IEC 801 3Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $29.00


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ICS 1.3-1986 (R2001)Preventive Maintenanceof Industrial Control and Systems EquipmentCovers fundamental principles, safetyprecautions, and common guidelinesfor preventive maintenance of mostindustrial control and systems equip-ment. Intended to supplement morespecific maintenance instructionswhich may be provided for particularproduct lines and specific productsand other NEMA standards and man-ufacturer publications.Companion Standards: ICS 1 thru 10Price: $28.00

ICS 2-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Controllers, Contactors, andOverload Relays Rated 600 VoltsProvides general requirements formagnetic and non-magnetic motorcontrollers, overload relays, lightingcontactors, and disconnect devices forindustrial control applications.Provides information on ratings, clas-sification, construction, marking, andperformance and the tests intended toconfirm that the device meets theseconditions.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, AB 1, MG 2, IEC 947 1, IEC947 6Price: $95.00

ICS 2, Part 9-2002AC Vacuum-Break MagneticControllers Rated 1500 Volts ACApplies to magnetically operated,full-voltage, vacuum-break, non-com-bination controllers rated 1500 voltsfor both motor and non-motor loads.Companion Standard: ICS 2Price: $56.00

ICS 2.3-1995 (R2002)Industrial Control and Systems:Instructions for the Handling,Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of Motor Control CentersContains instructions for the han-dling, installation, and maintenance

of motor control centers rated 600volts or less.Price: $42.00

ICS 2.4-2003Industrial Control and Systems:NEMA and IEC Devices for Motor ServiceA Guide forUnderstanding the DifferencesThe features, conventions, character-istics, and attributes identified in thisguide are those of magnetic contac-tors and thermal overload relays.Control products compared or con-trasted in this guide are those withequivalent electrical ratings; such rat-ings are expressed via nameplates,catalogues, or technical literature.Companion Standards: ICS 1, ICS 2,IEC 947 1 Part 1, IEC 947 4Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $51.00

ICS 3-1993 (R2000)Industrial Control and Systems:Medium Voltage Controllers Rated2001 to 7200 Volts ACApplies to AC general-purpose con-tactors and Class E magnetic con-trollers rated 2001 to 7200 volts,three phase, 50 and 60 hertz.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, 250, ANSI C37.50, IEC 470Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $42.00

ICS 3.1-1997Industrial Control and Systems:Handling, Storage, and Installation Guide for ACGeneral-Purpose Medium Voltage Contactors and Class EControllers, 50 and 60 HertzContains practical information forarchitects, electrical engineers, contrac-tors, and maintenance personnel on thehandling, storage, and installation ofAC general-purpose medium voltagecontractors and class E controllers.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $34.00

ICS 4-2000Industrial Control and Systems: Terminal BlocksCovers terminal blocks with screw typeor screwless clamping units intendedfor industrial use to provide electricaland mechanical connection for conduc-tors having a cross section of 24 AWGto 2000 MCM. Provides informationconcerning ratings, construction, test-ing, performance, and manufacture.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, IEC 947 7 1Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $35.00

ICS 5-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Control Circuit and Pilot DevicesProvides general requirements, classi-fications, installation, maintenance,testing, and application informationfor control circuit and pilot devicesand covers the requirements for con-trol relays, limit switches, proximityswitches, pushbuttons, selectorswitches, indicating and pushbuttonstations.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of DefenseCompanion Standards: ICS 1 through10, DC 2, IEC 947 5 1, IEC 947 5 2Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $129.00

ICS 5, Annex B-2002Industrial Control and Systems: Typical Proximity Switch SpecificationsContains specifications that representcommon dimensions and operatingcharacteristics of proximity switches.Companion Standards: ICS 1, ICS 5Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $40.00

ICS 5, Annex E-2002Industrial Control and Systems:Additional Requirements forProximity Switches Suitable forUse in Strong Magnetic Fields


I N D U S T R I A L C O N T R O L & A U T O M A T I O N S Y S T E M S

States the performance and test condi-tions for proximity switches that oper-ate in strong magnetic fields such aselectric weld fields or electrolytic fields.Companion Standards: ICS 1, ICS 5Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $40.00

ICS 5, Annex F-2002Industrial Control and Systems:High Pressure Power Wash TestProcedure for Self-ContainedControl-Circuit DevicesHigh-pressure power wash procedurerequirements for proximity switches,limit switches, and panel mounted con-trol devices that include pushbuttons,pilot lights, and selector switches.Companion Standards: ICS 1, ICS 5Price: $40.00

ICS 6-1993 (R2001)Industrial Control and Systems: EnclosuresCovers the enclosure requirements ofall industrial control devices function-ing on commercial voltages of up to750 volts DC, or up to 7200 volts AC.Includes information concerning rat-ings, construction, testing, performanceand manufacture.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, 250, ANSI C80.5, IEC 947 7 1Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $36.00

ICS 7-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Adjustable-Speed DrivesCovers the

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