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2 2004 ELECTRICAL STANDARDS & PRODUCT GUIDE NEMA

We're proud to present this year's edition of the ElectricalStandards & Product Guide to more than 50,000 engineers,architects, specifiers, and buyers of electrical products.

The standards in this issue represent the work of hundredsof volunteers dedicated to the manufacture of effective, safeelectrical products The hundreds of manufacturers represent-ed in ESPG 2004 make those products, products that keepour world in light and power, that drive our economies andour cultures.

This last year has been an important year for energy in theUnited States. During the massive grid failure in August of2003, 50 million people lost power, some for several days.Businesses lost billions of dollars. A comprehensive energybill that NEMA helped formulate was held hostage to politicsand failed to pass in the last legislative session, although newlegislation was on the table in early 2004. Its passagenotwithstanding, the bill spurred a much needed publicdebate on our electrical infrastructure and the nation's energypolicies.

This year's edition includes new standards that figureprominently in the flow and control of America's energy grid.For instance, the association released PE 1-2003,Uninterruptible Power Systems—Specification andPerformance Verification. The international standard pro-vides manufacturers and other users a method for specifyingthe performance attributes of an uninterruptible power systemand for verifying its performance against specifications.

NEMA also released ANSI C12.20-2002, AmericanNational Standard for Electricity Meters—0.2 and 0.5Accuracy Classes. It establishes the physical aspects andacceptable performance criteria for electrical meters thatmeasure and register electricity.

We revised three standards on portable cells and batteries,which update safety information, instructions for use, andmarking requirements for these devices. These standards rankamong the most sophisticated battery standards in the world.

Some of our most popular standards were also reissued inthe last year, including MG 1, Motors and Generators andMW 1000, Magnet Wire. Fully revised for the first timesince 1998, MG 1 provides more than 500 pages of manufac-turing and performance data related to electric motors andgenerators and enables users to make the proper selection andapplication of these devices. MW 1000 presents all the stan-dards for magnet wire in a single, convenient volume, includ-ing general requirements common to all types of magnetwire. MG 1 and MW 1000 were issued in both printed andCD editions.

Several new releases are directly related to public safety.NEMA's Training Manual on Fire Alarm Systems is used totrain thousands of electricians each year. The manual pro-vides training text for the proper installation of fire alarm sig-naling systems. The association's popular NEMA 250,Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 Volts Maximum),was revised for the first time since 1997. Enclosures provide

protection against access to haz-ardous electrical devices and protec-tion from the environment. Amongother revisions, a standard annex hasbeen expanded to better explain theconversion of NEMA enclosure typeratings to IEC 60529 enclosure clas-sification designations. The associa-tion also issued OS 1 and OS 2,standards governing the compatibili-ty of metal and non-metallic outletboxes with standardized wiring devices and conduit andcable systems.

Some of NEMA's most high tech standards also werereleased in the past several months.

Two updated standards related to diagnostic magneticimaging (MRI), MS 3-2003, and MS 5-2003, provide specifi-cations on the quality and accuracy of MRI devices. Thespecifications are accepted by regulatory bodies as tests forimage uniformity, geometric distortion, and slice thickness,and may also be used for acceptance tests. TS 2-2003, TrafficController Assemblies with NTCIP Requirements, has beenrevised for the first time in five years. Developed as a designguide for certain traffic signaling equipment, it is intended toreduce hazards to people and property. It covers device com-munication over a data channel with unlimited capacity andthe use of a high-speed data channel in order to reduce possi-ble malfunction.

The products listed in this edition of the guide are of thehighest calibre. Manufactured with pride by the finest compa-nies in the world, they provide for the compatible, safe, effec-tive, efficient operation of electrical devices and systems thepublic depends upon. (See NEMA member company list.)

All NEMA standards and all NEMA member companyproducts in the 2004 edition can be found on our website,www.nema.org. We encourage you to visit the site and linkto our member companies to learn how you can purchasethe products you need. You may purchase NEMA standardsby visiting Global Engineering Documents atwww.global.ihs.com.

We hope you will find the 2004 Electrical Standards &Product Guide to be a valuable and useful tool throughoutthe coming year.

Malcolm O'HaganPresidentNational Electrical Manufacturers Association

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NEMA Member Companies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

NEMA Board of Governors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Standards & Other Publications Index . . . . . . . . .8

Standards Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Industry Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53

Global Order Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

Terms & Methods of Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55

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S E C T I O N H E A D

3M3M Intelligent Transportation 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 CorporationAlcan CableAlflex CorporationAllied Moulded Products, Inc.Allied Tube & ConduitAloka Co., LtdALSTOM USA, Inc.AmerCableAmerican Cable SystemsAmerican Insulated Wire CorporationAmerican Power Conversion Corp.American Signal CompanyAmetek Solidstate ControlsApcom, Inc.Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd.Appleton Electric CompanyArchitectural Area LightingAREVA T&DArlington Industries, Inc.Automatic Switch CorporationBedford Materials Co., Inc.Belden Wire & Cable Company

Berk-Tek a Nexans CompanyBiosound Esaote, Inc.The Bodine Company, Inc.Boltswitch, Inc.Bosch Security SystemsBridgeport Fittings, Inc.The Bridgeport Insulated Wire

CompanyBRK Brands Inc.Bryant Electric, Inc.c3controlsCable USA, Inc.Cablofil, Inc.Camtronics Ltd Medical SystemsCANTEX INC.Capintec, Inc.CARLO GAVAZZI, INC.CarlonCaterpillar Inc.Chalfant Manufacturing CompanyChampion Fiberglass, Inc.City TechnologyCMS, Inc.Coleman Cable Inc.Colonial Wire & Cable Co., Inc.Color KineticsColumbia LightingComputerized Imaging Reference

Systems, Inc. (CIRS)Connector Castings Inc.Connector Manufacturing CompanyControl ConceptsControlled Power CorporationCooper B-LineCooper BussmannCooper Crouse-HindsCooper LightingCooper Power SystemsCooper Wiring DevicesCornell Communications, Inc.

Cree Lighting CompanyCrest Electronics, Inc.CTI, Inc.Cummins, Inc.Current Technology, Inc.DAKTRONICS, INC.Daniel Woodhead CompanyDay-Brite LightingDeJarnette Research SystemsDialight CorporationDigirad CorporationDraka Comteq USA Inc.Dresser-Rand CompanyDual-LiteDukane Communication SystemsDuPont CompanyDuracell, Inc.Dura-Line CorporationThe Durham CompanyEastman Kodak CompanyEaton Electrical, Inc.Eberle Design, Inc.Econolite Control Products, Inc.EGS Electrical GroupEHV-Weidmann Industries, Inc.Elastimold DivisionElectra-GearElectri-Cord Manufacturing CompanyElectro Switch CorporationElectronic Control Systems, LLCElektrisola, Inc.Elliott CompanyElster ElectricityEmerson Electric CompanyEmerson Motor CompanyEncore Wire CorporationErico, Inc.Ericson Manufacturing CompanyESAB Welding & Cutting ProductsEST/SPX

NE M A M E M B ER C O MPA 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 exceed $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.

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ETCO 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 CorporationFuelCell Energy, Inc.Fukuda DenshiG & W Electric CompanyGalvan Industries, Inc.GE Consumer & IndustrialGE LightingGE Lighting SystemsGE Medical SystemsGELcore LLCGeneral CableGenlyte Thomas Group LLCGentex CorporationGilbert Industries, Inc.Glastic CorporationGrafTech International LimitedGraphite Metallizing CorporationGS Metals CorporationHammond Power Solutions Inc.Harbour Industries, Inc.Harrington Signal, Inc.Haysite Reinforced Plastics CompanyHBD Industries, Inc.Hendrix Wire & CableHeyco Products, Inc.Hilec LLCHill-Rom Company, Inc.Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc.Hoffman Enclosures Inc.Holophane An Acuity Brands CompanyHomac Manufacturing Company

Honeywell, Inc.Howell Electric MotorsHubbell Building Automation, Inc.Hubbell IncorporatedHubbell Incorporated Wiring Device

DivisionHubbell Lighting, Inc.Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.Hubbell WiegmannHypertherm IncorporatedIDX Systems CorporationIGC-Medical Advances, Inc.ILNorplex, Inc.ILSCO CorporationImage Sensing SystemsImaging Diagnostic Systems, Inc.IMPAC Medical Systems, Inc.The Imperial Electric CompanyIndy Lighting, Inc.Innovative Paper Technologies, LLCInstrumentarium Imaging, Inc.Interpower CorporationInvensys Climate Controls Americas

(Maple Chase Co.)Invensys Power Systems Div- Secure

PowerIPEX Inc.IS2 Medical Systems Inc.Iten IndustriesIterisITT Veam, LLCJ-M Manufacturing Company, Inc.John C Dolph CompanyJohnson Controls, Inc.Joslyn Clark Controls, Inc.Judd Wire, Inc.Juno Lighting Inc.Kaneka High-Tech Materials, Inc.Kentucky Association of Electric

Cooperatives, Inc.Killark Electric Mfg CompanyKim LightingK-Line Insulators USA Inc.Konica Minolta Medical Imaging USA,

Inc.Kris-Tech Wire Co., Inc.Lamson & SessionsLandis+Gyr Inc.LAP of America L.C.Lapp Insulator CompanyLEESON Electric CorporationLeoni Wire, Inc.Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Lexington Switch & ControlsLiebert CorporationLight Sources Inc.LightolierLincoln ElectricLincoln MotorsLithonia Lighting A Division of

Acuity Lighting GroupLittelfuse, 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 Medical Imaging CompanyMeltric 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 CorporationMP 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 CorporationNovitas, Inc.Nuclear AssociatesOhio Brass CompanyOhio Electric Motors, Inc.The Okonite CompanyOmron Electronics LLC



OSRAM SYLVANIA ElectronicControls Systems

OSRAM SYLVANIA General LightingO-Z/GedneyThe P.D. George CompanyPanasonic Industrial CompanyPanduit CorporationPass & Seymour/LegrandPauwels TransformersPB Farradyne, a Division of PB Q&DPedersen Power ProductsPeek Traffic CorporationPeerless ElectricPeerless-Winsmith, Inc.Penn Panel & Box CompanyPenn-Union CorporationPhelps Dodge High Performance

ConductorsPhelps Dodge Magnet Wire CompanyPhilips Lighting CompanyPhilips Medical Systems, N.A.Phoenix Contact, Inc.Phoenix Data Communications Inc.Picoma Industries, Inc.Polaroid CorporationPorcelain Products CompanyPost Glover Resistors, Inc.Power Controls IncorporatedPower ParagonPowertec Industrial Motors, Inc.PrescoliteThe Pringle Electrical Mfg. CompanyProducto Electric CorporationProgress LightingProgressive Machine Die, Inc.P-W Industries, Inc.Quallion LLCQuirk Wire Company, Inc.R. Stahl Inc.RACORadix Wire CompanyRAM IndustriesRauland-Borg CorporationRayovac CorporationRea Magnet Wire Company, Inc.Regal ManufacturingRegal Sleeving and Tubing, LLCRegal-Beloit CorporationReliance Controls CorporationRENATA SARepublic ConduitRittal CorporationRobertson Transformer CompanyRobroy Industries, Inc.

Rockbestos-Surprenant CableCorporation

Rockwell AutomationRusselectric, Inc.S & C Electric CompanySafetran Traffic Systems, Inc.SAFT America, Inc.Schlumberger Electricity, Inc.Schneider Automation, Inc.SDi LLCSentinel Lighting, Division of The

Wiremold CompanyService Wire CompanySEW-Eurodrive, Inc.Shimadzu Medical SystemsShowa Denko Carbon, IncSicame CorporationSiemens Building Technologies, Inc.,

Building Services & SolutionsDivision

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.,Fire Safety Division

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

Distribution, Inc.SimplexGrinnell LPSkyline Products, Inc.Sofanou Inc.Sola/Hevi-DutySonora Medical SystemsSonoSite, Inc.Sony Medical Systems DivisionSouthern Pipe, Inc.Southwire CompanySpaulding Lighting, Inc.Specified Power Devices (SPD) Corp.Sprecher & Schuh, Inc.Square D CompanyStandard Imaging, Inc.Steel CitySteel Electric Products Co, Inc.Sterling Electric, Inc.Sumitomo Electric Interconnect

Products, Inc.Superior 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.TG North America CorporationTherm Technology/Family Safety

ProductsTherm-O-DiscThomas & Betts CorporationTIR Systems Ltd.TomoTherapy, IncorporatedTomTec CorporationTorna Tech Inc.Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc.Toshiba International CorporationTotal Control Products, Inc.Tower Manufacturing CorporationTridonic Inc.Tuthill Energy SystemsTyco Electronics/AMPTyco Electronics/Raychem Wire & CableU. S. Electrical MotorsUnderground Devices, Inc.United Copper IndustriesUniversal Lighting TechnologiesUSA Instruments, Inc.Ushio America, Inc.UTC PowerVanTran Industries, Inc.Varian Medical Systems, Inc.Venture Lighting InternationalVenture Lighting Power Systems NA

Inc.Viakable, S.A. de C.V.Victor Insulators, Inc.Vision Fire & SecurityVon Roll Isola USA, Inc.W.T. Storey Inc.WAGO CorporationThe Watt Stopper, Inc.WEG Electric Motor Corp.Weidmuller Inc.Western Tube & Conduit CorporationWestinghouse Lighting CorporationWheatland Tube CompanyWheelock Inc.White-RodgersWilson Greatbatch Ltd.Wilsonart International, Inc.The Wiremold CompanyWoods Industries, Inc.Yaskawa Electric America, Inc.Zenith Electronics CorpZmed, A Varian Medical Systems

CompanyZonare


CHAIRMANLLOYD G.TROTTERPresident & CEOGE Industrial SystemsPlainville, Connecticut

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

VICE CHAIRMANTIMOTHY H. POWERS President & CEOHubbell IncorporatedOrange, Connecticut

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

RICHARD CARMODY President & CEOBedford Materials Co., Inc.Bedford, Pennsylvania

RICHARD W. COUCH JR.CEOHypertherm IncorporatedHanover, New Hampshire

BRIAN R. DUNDON PresidentAdvance Transformer CompanyRosemont, Illinois

JOHN W. ESTEY President & CEOS & C Electric CompanyChicago, Illinois

DAVID J. FITZGIBBON President & CEOILSCO CorporationCincinnati, Ohio

KIRK S. HACHIGIAN Chief Operating OfficerCooper Industries, Inc.Houston,Texas

KENNETH HONEYCUTT President & CEOAcuity Lighting GroupConyers, Georgia

KENT HUSSEY PresidentRayovac CorporationMadison,Wisconsin

CHARLIE JERABEK President & CEOOSRAM SYLVANIADanvers, Massachusetts

GREGORY B. KENNY President & CEOGeneral CableHighland Heights, Kentucky

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

JOHN LONGENDERFER President & CEOLutron Electronics Company, Inc.Coopersburg, Pennsylvania

AUBERT MARTIN President & CEOSiemens Energy & Automation, Inc.Alpharetta, Georgia

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

ARTHUR MIELE Sr. VP, Marketing/President PhelpsDodge Sales Co.Phelps Dodge CorporationPhoenix, Arizona

JEAN-PAUL L. MONTUPET Executive Vice PresidentEmersonSt. Louis, Missouri

DEL NICKEL PresidentHoffman Enclosures Inc.Anoka, Minnesota

KEITH D. NOSBUSCH President & CEORockwell AutomationMilwaukee,Wisconsin

JAMES L. PACKARD Chairman & CEORegal-Beloit CorporationBeloit,Wisconsin

LARRY POWERS President & CEOGenlyte Thomas Group LLCLouisville, Kentucky

CHRIS C. RICHARDSON Chairman, President & CEO (retired)Square D Company/Schneider ElectricCorporate HeadquartersPalatine, Illinois

JOHN SELLDORFF President & CEOLegrand North AmericaWest Hartford, Connecticut

JOHN M. STROPKI President & CEOLincoln ElectricCleveland, Ohio

JOHN SULLIVAN President, Commercial OperationsABB Inc.Power Technologies Division in NorthAmericaRaleigh, North Carolina

STUART THORN President & CEOSouthwire CompanyCarrollton, Georgia

GORDON THURSFIELD PresidentNexans Canada Inc.Markham, Ontario

R. CHARLES VERMERRIS PresidentRadix Wire CompanyEuclid, Ohio

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22 A Brief Comparison of NEMA 250 and IEC 60529

18 Annular Space Protection of Openings Created byPenetrations of Tubular Steel Conduit, A Review of ULSpecial Service Investigation, File NC 546, Project90NK11650

52 $89.00 Application Guide for AC Adjustable Speed DriveSystems

43 $53.00 Application Guide for Isolated Ground Wiring Devices

15 Bulletin 5RN 2189

14 Conduit-In-Casing Construction

21 $189.00 Electrical Installation Requirements: A GlobalPerspective

28 $60.00 Electrical Product Acceptance in Europe: NEMAGuide to New Approach Directives and CE Marking

22 Environmental Impact Analysis: Spent Mercury-Containing Lamps

14 Expansion Joints for PVC Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit

29 Fluorescent Lamps and the Environment

43 $36.00 General Specification for Consultants Industrial andMunicipal NEMA Premium Efficiency Electric Motors(600 Volts or Less)

30 $25.00 Getting the Most from Your Lighting Dollar (ThirdEdition)

21 $35.00 Guide for Proper Use of Smoke Detectors in DuctApplications

21 $46.00 Guide for Proper Use of System Smoke Detectors

29 $27.00 Guide to Energy-Efficient Lighting Systems

30 $25.00 Guide to Industrial Lighting

29 $25.00 Guide to Office Lighting and Productivity

22 $46.00 Guide to Preparing a Design Proposal for ParallelingCustomer Generation with an Electric Utility

29 $25.00 Guide to Retail Lighting Management (Third Edition)

45 Guidelines for Handling Water Damaged ElectricalEquipment

21 $41.00 Maps and Directories

45 Meet Mr. Ouch

22 NEMA Analysis of the Energy Policy Act of 1992: TheScope of Electric Motors Subject to EfficiencyStandards on October 24, 1997

12 $22,187.00 NEMA Complete Set

STA N D A R D S & OT H ER P UB L I C AT I O N S I N D E X

This index is a quick reference guide to all of the standards available from NEMA, both NEMA and ANSI standards. Itnotes the latest version available, the price, and the page number on which you will find the title and a short description ofthe document, as well as companion standards and notices of approval or adoption by other organizations.

At least every five years, each NEMA standard is reviewed for timeliness, technical accuracy, and relevance. The datesof the reviews are published as part of the alpha-numeric standard identifier. Revisions published for NEMA standards aremade available for holders of the base standard at a nominal price. The revision is automatically included in the base stan-dard for future users and the price of the standard (base and revisions) is adjusted. When a NEMA standard is purchasedthrough IHS/Global Engineering Documents, the customer will be sent notification of the standard’s revision.

PRODUCT CATEGORY PAGE

Arc Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Batteries, Dry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Busway, Conduit, Raceways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Capacitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Carbon/Manufactured Graphite Products . . . . . . . . . 17

Communications & Signaling Equipment . . . . . . . . . 17

Conduit & Duct, Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

DICOM Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Distribution Equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Enclosures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Fire Protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

General Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Industrial Control & Automation Systems. . . . . . . . . 22

Insulating Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Lighting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Measuring Equipment, Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Medical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Motors & Generators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

National Lighting Bureau Publications . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Outlet & Switch Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Pin & Sleeve Plug, Receptacle, & Connectors . . . . . . 44

Power Converters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Protective Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Residential Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Steam Turbine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Transformers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Transportation Management Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Wire & Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Wiring Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52


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14 Solvent-Cementing Joints forPVC Rigid NonmetallicConduit, Duct, and Fittings

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49 $116.00 HP 100-1991 (R1999)Series (HP 100-100.4)

28 $44.00 HV 2-1991 (R1996, R2002)

25 $124.00 ANSI/NEMA IA 2.1-1993(R2002)/IEC 61131, Part 1




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24 $32.00 ICS 15-1999

25 $183.00 ICS 16-2001

25 $58.00 ICS 18-2001

25 $66.00 ICS 19-2002

25 $110.00 ANSI/NEMA ICS 61800-1-2002

18 $85.00 KS 1-2001

44 $30.00 LA 1-1992 (R1999)

28 $116.00 ANSI/NEMA LD 3-2000

29 $37.00 LE 4-2001

29 $42.00 LE 5-2001

29 $46.00 LE 5A-1999

29 $30.00 LE 5B-1998

28 $175.00 LI 1-1998

28 $54.00 LI 6-1993 (R1999)

29 $26.00 LL 7-1999

45 $30.00 LS 1-1992 (R2000)

43 $218.00 ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2003



43 $218.00 ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2003(CD version)

43 $79.00 MG 1 Condensed-2002

43 $59.00 MG 2-2001

43 $38.00 MG 3-1974 (R1995,R2000)

43 $53.00 MG 10-2001

43 $30.00 MG 11-1977 (R1997,R2001)

40 $39.00 MS 1-2001

40 $42.00 MS 2-2003

40 $42.00 MS 3-2003

40 $38.00 MS 4-1989 (R1997)(Revision 1998)

40 $47.00 MS 5-2003

40 $33.00 MS 6-1991 (R2000)

40 $56.00 MS 8-1993 (R2000)

40 $50.00 MS 9-2001

49 $39.00 MW 750-1996 (R2001)

49 $54.00 MW 765-2003

50 $35.00 MW 785-2000

50 $33.00 MW 790-2000

50 $154.00 ANSI/NEMA MW 1000-2003

50 $154.00 ANSI/NEMA MW 1000-2003 (CD Version)

25 $314.00 NEMA/ISO 9506-1:2000

25 $210.00 NEMA/ISO 9506-2:2000

25 $135.00 NEMA/ISO 13281-2:2000

26 $110.00 NEMA/ISO 13281:1997

26 $75.00 NEMA/ISO 14258:1998

26 $127.00 NEMA/ISO 15704:2000

26 $143.00 NEMA/ISO 16100-1:2002

26 $51.00 NEMA/ISO/TR 10314-1:1990

26 $143.00 NEMA/ISO/TR 10314-2:1991

26 $210.00 NEMA/ISO/TR 11065:1992

26 $104.00 NEMA/ISO/TR 12186:1993

26 $143.00 NEMA/ISO/TR 13283:1998

21 $0.00 NS 1-2001, Revision 1

47 $68.00 NTCIP 1101:1996 (formerly TS 3.2-1996)





48 $54.00 NTCIP 1205:2001

48 $104.00 NTCIP 1207:2001

48 $41.00 NTCIP 1400:2000

48 $110.00 NTCIP 1401:2000

48 $110.00 NTCIP 1402:2000

48 $100.00 NTCIP 1403:2000

48 $100.00 NTCIP 1404:2000

48 $100.00 NTCIP 1405:2000

48 $79.00 NTCIP 1406:2000

48 $92.00 NTCIP 1407:2000

48 $110.00 NTCIP 1408:2001


48 $36.00 NTCIP 2101:2001

49 $46.00 NTCIP 2202:2001

49 $43.00 NTCIP 2301:2001

49 $30.00 NTCIP 2302:2001

49 $36.00 NTCIP 2303:2001

49 $30.00 NTCIP 8003:2001

40 $72.00 NU 1-2001

40 $58.00 NU 2-2001

40 $59.00 NU 3-2004

44 $110.00 ANSI/NEMA OS 1-2003

44 $66.00 ANSI/NEMA OS 2-2003

44 $66.00 OS 3-2002

19 $68.00 PB 1-2000

19 $29.00 ANSI/NEMA PB 1.1-2002

19 $26.00 PB 1.1-1996 (French version)

19 $26.00 PB 1.1-1996 (Spanish edition)

19 $61.00 PB 2-2001

19 $29.00 ANSI/NEMA PB 2.1-2002

19 $30.00 PB 2.1-1996 (Spanish edition)

19 $54.00 PB 2.2-2003

22 $43.00 PDD 04.02.00

44 $36.00 PE 1-2003

44 $50.00 PE 5-1997 (R2003)

44 $50.00 PE 7-1997 (R2003)

40 $692.00 PS 3 (Set)

40 $44.00 PS 3.1-2003

41 $68.00 PS 3.2-2003

41 $246.00 PS 3.3-2003

41 $164.00 PS 3.4-2003

41 $92.00 PS 3.5-2003

41 $84.00 PS 3.6-2003

41 $103.00 PS 3.7-2003

41 $68.00 PS 3.8-2003

41 $56.00 PS 3.10-2003

41 $68.00 PS 3.11-2003

41 $62.00 PS 3.12-2003

41 $68.00 PS 3.14-2003

41 $49.00 PS 3.15-2003

41 $164.00 PS 3.16-2003

28 $131.00 RE 2-1999

15 $30.00 RN 1-1998

15 $36.00 RN 2-1987 (R1992, R2001)

15 $39.00 RN 3-1991 (R2002)

17 $30.00 SB 3-1969 (R1989, R1994)

17 $30.00 SB 10-1991 (R1998)

17 $68.00 SB 28-1992 (R1997,R2003)

20 $59.00 SG 4-2000

20 $44.00 SG 6-2000

46 $50.00 SM 23-1991 (R1997,R2002)

46 $64.00 SM 24-1991 (R1997,R2002)

47 $39.00 ST 1-1988 (R1994, R1997)

47 $55.00 ST 20-1992 (R1997)

15 $54.00 TC 2-2003

16 $54.00 TC 3-2004

16 $54.00 TC 6&8-2003

16 $36.00 TC 7-2000

16 $47.00 TC 9-2004

NETWORK PRICING

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NEMA MG 1 CD 11-20 users $1,090.00

NEMA MW 1000 CD $154.00

NEMA MW 1000 CD 1 user $230.00

NEMA MW 1000 CD 2-5 users $345.00

NEMA MW 1000 CD 6-10 users $540.00

NEMA MW 1000 CD 11-20 users $770.00

ANSI Z535 SERIES CD $301.00

ANSI Z535 SERIES CD 1 user $450.00

ANSI Z535 SERIES CD 2-5 users$675.00

ANSI Z535 SERIES CD 6-10 users

$1,055.00

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16 $46.00 TC 13-2000

16 $398.00 TC 14-2002

16 $36.00 TC 18-2004

16 $58.00 TC 19-2001

16 $36.00 TCB 2-2000

16 $50.00 TCB 3-2001

28 $37.00 TF 1-1993 (R2000)

28 $37.00 TF 2-1993 (R2000)

47 $47.00 TP 1-2002

47 $39.00 TP 2-1998

47 $25.00 TP 3-2000

47 $38.00 TR 1-1993 (R2000)

49 $88.00 TS 1-1989 (R1994, R2000)

49 $148.00 TS 2-2003

52 $46.00 UC 2-1993 (R2000)

41 $122.00 UD 2-2004

42 $63.00 UD 3-2004

16 $54.00 VE 1-2002

17 $50.00 VE 2-2001

50 $30.00 WC 2-1980/ICEA S-67-4015th Edition (R1991, R1998)

50 $58.00 WC 26-2000/EEMAC 201

50 $83.00 WC 50-1976/ICEA P-53-426 2nd Ed. (R1993,R1999)

50 $66.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 51-2003/ICEA P-54-440

50 $34.00 WC 52-1985 (R1991,R2000)

50 $87.00 ANSI/NEMA/ICEA T-27-581-2002/WC 53-2000

50 $42.00 ANSI/ICEA T-26-465/WC54-2001

50 $30.00 WC 56-1986 (R2000)

51 $76.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 57-2002/ICEA S-73-532,Revision 2, Sept. 1998

51 $128.00 WC 58-1997/ICEA S-75-381

51 $38.00 WC 60.1-1995

51 $87.00 WC 60.2-1994

51 $29.00 WC 61-1992 (R2000)

51 $30.00 WC 62-1992

51 $79.00 WC 63.1-2000

51 $29.00 WC 63.2-1996 (R2003)

51 $35.00 WC 65-1995 (R2003)

51 $56.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 66-2001

51 $42.00 WC 67-1997 (R2003)

52 $120.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 70-1999/ICEA S-95-658-1999

52 $101.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 71-1999/ICEA S-96-659-199952 $32.00 WC 72-1999

52 $37.00 WC 73-2000

52 $120.00 WC 74-2000/ICEA S-93-639

52 $69.00 ANSI/NEMA WC 27500-2000

52 $26.00 WD 1-1999

52 $128.00 ANSI/NEMA WD 6-2002

52 $30.00 WD 7-2000

42 $46.00 XR 5-1992 (R1999)

42 $30.00 XR 7-1995 (R2000)

42 $29.00 XR 9-1984 (R1994, R2000)

42 $33.00 XR 10-1986 (R1992,R1998)

42 $44.00 XR 11-1993 (R1999)

42 $30.00 XR 13-1990 (R1995,R2000)

42 $30.00 XR 14-1990 (R1995,R2000)

42 $34.00 XR 15-1991 (R1996,R2001)

42 $36.00 XR 16-1991 (R1996,R2001)

42 $35.00 XR 17-1993 (R1999)

42 $44.00 XR 18-1993 (R1999)

42 $45.00 XR 19-1993 (R1999)

43 $44.00 XR 21-2000

ANSI STANDARDS38 $106.00 ANSI C12.1-2001

38 $94.00 ANSI C12.4-1984 (R2002)

38 $61.00 ANSI C12.5-1978 (R2002)

38 $102.00 ANSI C12.6-1987 (R2002)

38 $43.00 ANSI C12.7-1993 (R1999)

39 $32.00 ANSI C12.8-1981 (R2002)

39 $32.00 ANSI C12.9-1993 (R1999)

39 $45.00 ANSI C12.10-1997

39 $163.00 ANSI C12.11-1987(R1993)

39 $46.00 ANSI C12.18-1996(R2002)

39 $143.00 ANSI C12.19-1997

39 $54.00 ANSI C12.20-2002

39 $81.00 ANSI C12.21-1999

13 ANSI C18 Series

13 $77.00 ANSI C18.1M, Part 1-2001

13 $60.00 ANSI C18.1M, Part 2-2003

13 $66.00 ANSI C18.2M, Part 1-2003

14 $34.00 ANSI C18.2M, Part 2-1999

14 $68.00 ANSI C18.3M, Part 1-1999

14 $60.00 ANSI C18.3M, Part 2-2003

26 $42.00 ANSI C29.1-1988 (R2002)

26 $42.00 ANSI C29.2-1992 (R1999)

26 $34.00 ANSI C29.3-1986 (R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.4-1989 (R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.5-1984 (R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.6-1994 (R2002)

27 $37.00 ANSI C29.7-1996 (R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.8-1985 (R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.9-1983 (R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.10-1989(R2002)

27 $34.00 ANSI C29.11-1989(R1996)

27 $29.00 ANSI C29.12-1997(R2002)

27 $36.00 ANSI C29.13-2000

27 $47.00 ANSI C29.17-2002

27 $48.00 ANSI C29.18-2003

20 $46.00 ANSI C37.50-1989 (R1995,R2000)

20 $48.00 ANSI C37.51-2003

20 $44.00 ANSI C37.52-1974 (R1995,R2000)

20 $66.00 ANSI C37.54-2002

20 $60.00 ANSI C37.55-2002

20 $62.00 ANSI C37.57-2003

20 $48.00 ANSI C37.58-2003

20 $47.00 ANSI C37.85-2002

45 $36.00 ANSI C62.61-1993

30 $25.00 ANSI C78.5-2003

30 $101.00 ANSI C78.20-2003

30 $105.00 ANSI C78.21-2003

30 $46.00 ANSI C78.22-1995(R2003)

30 $46.00 ANSI C78.23-1995(R2003)

30 $54.00 ANSI C78.24-2001

31 $37.00 ANSI C78.30-1997

31 $39.00 ANSI C78.40-1992(R2003)

31 $23.00 ANSI C78.40a-1998

31 $59.00 ANSI C78.41-2001

31 $196.00 ANSI C78.42-2001

31 $231.00 ANSI C78.43-2004

31 $361.00 ANSI C78.81-2003

31 $44.00 ANSI C78.180-2003

31 $71.00 ANSI C78.260-2002

31 ANSI C78.261-1977(R1996)

31 $36.00 ANSI C78.370-1997(R2003)

31 $7.00 ANSI C78.370_390lcd-2002

31 $37.00 ANSI C78.375-1997



32 $38.00 ANSI C78.376-2001

32 $38.00 ANSI C78.379-1994

32 $23.00 ANSI C78.379a-1997

32 $83.00 ANSI C78.380-2002

32 ANSI C78.381-1961(R2002)

32 ANSI C78.385-1961(R2002)

32 ANSI C78.386-1989(R1994)

32 $36.00 ANSI C78.387-1995

32 $23.00 ANSI C78.387a-1998

32 $23.00 ANSI C78.387b-1998

32 $46.00 ANSI C78.387bd-2001

32 $33.00 ANSI C78.387c-2002

32 $21.00 ANSI C78.387e-2003

32 ANSI C78.388-1990(R1994)

32 $46.00 ANSI C78.390-1998(R2002)

32 $37.00 ANSI C78.391-1997

32 $32.00 ANSI/IEC C78.682-1997

33 $357.00 ANSI C78.901-2001

33 $68.00 ANSI/IEC C78.1195-2001

33 $68.00 ANSI/IEC C78.1199-2002

33 $30.00 ANSI/IEC C78.MR11-2-1997

36 $21.00 ANSI/NEMA C78.LL 3-2003

36 $21.00 ANSI/NEMA C78.LL 4-2003

36 $50.00 ANSI/NEMA C78.LL 1256-2003

33 ANSI C78.1340-1990

33 ANSI C78.1341-1990(R1995)

33 ANSI C78.1342-1990(R1995)

33 ANSI C78.1380-1988

33 $32.00 ANSI C78.1381-1998

33 $32.00 ANSI C78.1385-1998

33 $32.00 ANSI C78.1386-1998

33 $46.00 ANSI C78.1387-2001

33 ANSI C78.1401-1975(R2003)

33 ANSI C78.1402-1975(R2003)

33 $42.00 ANSI C78.1403-1997

33 ANSI C78.1406-1983(R1995)

33 ANSI C78.1407-1985(R1995)

33 ANSI C78.1408-1991(R1995)

34 $56.00 ANSI C78.1413-2001

34 $37.00 ANSI C78.1417-1997

34 $62.00 ANSI C78.1420-2001

34 $42.00 ANSI C78.1421-2002

34 $30.00 ANSI C78.1430-1997

34 $37.00 ANSI C78.1431-1997

34 $30.00 ANSI C78.1432-1997

34 $54.00 ANSI C78.1433-2001

34 $71.00 ANSI C78.1434-2001

34 $35.00 ANSI C78.1435-2002

35 $24.00 ANSI C78.1450-1993(R2002)

35 $4.00 ANSI C78.1451-2002

35 ANSI C78.1452-1991(R1995)

35 ANSI C78.1460-1991(R1995)

35 $50.00 ANSI C78.1500-2001

35 $30.00 ANSI C78.1501-2001

35 $50.00 ANSI C78.1503-2001

35 $30.00 ANSI C78.1504-2001

35 $50.00 ANSI C78.1505-2001

35 $106.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60360-2002

35 $24.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60432:1-2003

35 $225.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60432:2-2002

36 $225.00 ANSI/IEC C78.60432:3-2004

36 $139.00 ANSI/IEC C78.62035-2002

56 $62.00 ANSI C79.1-2002

17 $46.00 ANSI C80.1-1994

17 $35.00 ANSI C80.3-1994

17 $46.00 ANSI C80.5-1994

17 $43.00 ANSI C80.6-1994

36 $372.00 ANSI/IEC C81.61-2003

36 $277.00 ANSI/IEC C81.62-2003

36 $498.00 ANSI C81.63-2004

36 $50.00 ANSI C81.64-1993

36 $74.00 ANSI C81.64a-1999

36 $37.00 ANSI C82.1-1997

37 $92.00 ANSI C82.2-2002

37 $44.00 ANSI C82.3-2002

37 $92.00 ANSI C82.4-2002

37 ANSI C82.5-1990 (R1995)

37 ANSI C82.6-1985 (R1996)

37 $30.00 ANSI C82.9-1996

37 $23.00 ANSI C82.9b-1998

37 $118.00 ANSI C82.11 Consolidated-2002

37 $30.00 ANSI C82.12-1999

37 $46.00 ANSI C82.13-2002

37 $159.00 ANSI C82.77-2002

44 $39.00 ANSI C84.1-1995 (R2001)

39 $60.00 ANSI/NEMA C93.1-1999

18 $47.00 ANSI C119.1-2002

18 $48.00 ANSI C119.4-2003

37 $26.00 ANSI C136.1-2004

37 $23.00 ANSI C136.2-2004

37 $36.00 ANSI C136.4-2003

38 $26.00 ANSI C136.5-2003

38 $26.00 ANSI C136.9-2003

38 $25.00 ANSI C136.16-2004

38 $26.00 ANSI C136.21-2004

38 $24.00 ANSI C136.26-2003

45 $26.00 ANSI Z535 Color Chart

46 $301.00 ANSI Z535 Set

46 $301.00 ANSI Z535 Set(CD Version)

46 $59.00 ANSI Z535.1-2002

46 $59.00 ANSI Z535.2-2002

46 $112.00 ANSI Z535.3-2002

46 $59.00 ANSI Z535.4-2002

46 $59.00 ANSI Z535.5-2002

COMPLETE SET OF NEMA STANDARDS

The complete set of all NEMA standards is available at a discount.The set is shipped unassembled and includes all standards that areavailable at the time the order is processed and seven binders toaccommodate all of the standards. Standards that have been rescind-ed are not included. All new and revised standards which have beenapproved since the publication of this catalog will be included. Price:$22,187.00


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: $39.00

EW 1, Revision 1Revises and updates EW 1.Price: $23.00

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: $30.00

EW 3, Revision 1Revises and updates EW 3.Price: $27.00

EW 4-1993 (R1999)Graphic Symbols for Arc Weldingand 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: $87.00

EW 6-1998Guidelines for PrecautionaryLabeling for Arc Welding andCutting ProductsProvides guidelines for the precau-tionary labeling of arc welding andarc cutting products, including theuse of wordless (symbol only) labels.Price: $46.00

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 AqueousElectrolyte—General 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: $77.00

ANSI C18.1M, Part 2-2003For Portable Primary Cells and Batteries with AqueousElectrolyte—Safety StandardSpecifies performance requirementsfor portable primary batteries withaqueous electrolyte and zinc anode(non-lithium) to ensure their safeoperation under normal use and rea-sonably foreseeable misuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $60.00

ANSI C18.2M, Part 1-2003American National Standard for Portable Rechargeable Cells and Batteries—General and SpecificationsApplies to portable rechargeable orsecondary cells and batteries based onthe following electrotechnical systems:

STA N D A R D S & OT H ER P UB L I C AT 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 127. Manufacturers of products related to the standard are listedunder the same product category in the product and manufacturer listing, beginning on page 74.

In addition to the association’s 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 to these publications except as noted.


B AT T ER I E S , D RY T H R O U G H B US WAYS , C O N D U I T, R A C E WAYS

nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride,sealed lead-acid, and lithium-ion.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $66.00

ANSI C18.2M, Part 2-1999For Portable Rechargeable Cellsand Batteries—Safety 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: $34.00

ANSI C18.3M, Part 1-1999For Portable Lithium Primary Cells and Batteries—General and SpecificationsThe general requirements and infor-mation for portable lithium primarycells and batteries.This editionincludes three chemistries:lithium/carbon monofluoride, lithi-um/manganese dioxide, andlithium/iron disulfide.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $68.00

ANSI C18.3M, Part 2-2003For Portable Lithium Primary Cellsand Batteries—Safety StandardSpecifies tests and requirements forprimary lithium cells and batteries,both the chemical systems and thetypes covered in ANSI C18.3M, Part1, to ensure their safe operationunder normal use and reasonablyforeseeable misuse.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $60.00

BUSWAY, CONDUIT,RACEWAYS

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 at www.nema.org

Expansion Joints for PVCRigid Nonmetallic 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.Copies are available by contacting(703) 841-3297.

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.Available for downloading from theweb (www.nema.org) or by contact-ing (703) 841-3297.

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 1Price: $42.00

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 for bulkorders.)Price: $39.00

BU 1.1-1996 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales Para el Manejo, Instalacion,Operacion y Mantenimiento de Electroductos Hasta 600 VoltsNominales 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.orgPrice: $37.00


B US WAYS , C O N D U I T, R A C E WAYS

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: $47.00

Bulletin 5RN 2189User Guide to ProductSpecifications for MetalElectrical Conduit 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 at www.nema.org

ANSI/NEMA FB 1-2003Fittings, Cast Metal Boxes,and Conduit Bodies for Conduit, Electrical MetallicTubing and CableCovers fittings that are a part ofelectrical raceway systems designedfor use as intended by the require-ments of NFPA 70. Specifically cov-ers fittings for use with non-flexibletubular raceways—rigid and interme-diate metal conduit, electrical metal-lic tubing.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of DefenseCompanion Standards: WD 6, OS 1,OS 2, NEMA 250, VE 1, ANSIC80.1, ANSI C80.6Price: $66.00

FB 2.10-2003Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Fittings for Use with Non-flexible ElectricalMetal Conduit or Tubing (RigidMetal Conduit, IntermediateMetal Conduit, and ElectricalMetallic Tubing)Designed to provide guidance toinstallers on critical selection and

installation criteria.The FB 2 Seriesof publications represents a commit-ment by NEMA's conduit and cablefittings manufacturers to quality race-way installations made in accordancewith the National Electrical Code.Downloadable at www.nema.orgPrice: $48.00

FB 2.20-2003Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Fittings forUse with Flexible ElectricalConduit and CableThe selection and installation guide-lines offer practical information oncorrect product selection and indus-try recommended practices for theinstallation of fittings for flexible con-duit or cable in accordance with theNational Electrical Code.Downloadable at www.nema.orgPrice: $72.00

FG 1-1993Fiberglass 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: $46.00

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: $30.00

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: $36.00

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(galvanized rigid conduit, electricalmetallic tubing, intermediate metalconduit, and galvanized rigid alu-minum conduit) for use in bar coding,EDI, and other business communica-tions.Price: $39.00

TC 2-2003Electrical Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) Tubing and ConduitCovers electrical polyvinyl chloride(PVC) conduit of types EPC-40—designed for normal-duty applicationsabove ground and concrete encasedapplications or direct burial—andEPC-80—designed for heavy-duty(areas of physical damage) applica-tions above ground and concreteencased applications or direct burial.Companion Standard:TC 3Price: $54.00


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TC 3-2004Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Fittings for Use with Rigid PVC Conduit and TubingCovers PVC fittings intended to bejoined in the field by means of a sol-vent cement system to PVC rigid con-duit, tubing, and other fittings, basedon the outside diameters given inNEMA Standards Publication TC 2-2002.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard:TC 2Price: $54.00

TC 6&8-2003Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Plastic Utilities for Underground InstallationsDefines general requirements, per-formance requirements, test methods,and marking for the following typesof PVC plastic utilities duct, intendedfor installation underground for com-munications and electrical wire andcable:Type EB-20, designed for bur-ial encased in concrete;Type EB-35,designed for burial encased in con-crete;Type DB-60, designed for directburial without encasement in con-crete;Type DB-100, designed fordirect burial without encasement inconcrete; and Type DB-120, designedfor direct burial without encasementin concrete.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards:TC 9Price: $54.00

TC 7-2000Smooth Wall Coilable PolyethyleneElectrical Plastic DuctCovers requirements (general andperformance) of polyethylene coilableduct for underground applications.Price: $36.00

TC 9-2004Fittings for Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) Plastic Utilities Duct forUnderground InstallationDefines general requirements includ-ing materials, trade sizes, dimensions,and workmanship for the followingtypes of fittings for PVC plastic utili-ties duct used for the undergroundinstallation of communication andelectrical wire and cable:Type EB,designed for encased burial in con-crete when installed in trenchesunderground; and Type DB, designedfor direct burial in trenched under-ground without a requirement forencasement in concrete.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard:TC 6&8Price: $47.00

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: $46.00

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 Part I andthe National Electrical Code for non-hazardous locations.Adopted UL 1684 standard.Price: $398.00; electronic price:$233.00

TC 18-2004Packaging of Master Bundles for EPC-40 Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) ConduitCovers recommendations for the sizeand banding of master bundles forelectrical EPC-40 PVC conduit.Price: $36.00

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: $58.00

TCB 2-2000Guidelines for the Selection andInstallation of UndergroundNonmetallic 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: $36.00

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.Price: $50.00

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 Standard.Price: $54.00


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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.Price: $50.00

ANSI C80.1-1994Rigid Steel Conduit— Zinc 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: $46.00

ANSI C80.3-1994Electrical Metallic Tubing—Zinc 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: $35.00

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: $46.00

ANSI C80.6-1994Intermediate Metal Conduit—Zinc 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: $43.00

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: $64.00

CARBON/MANUFACTUREDGRAPHITE 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: $129.00

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: $47.00

CG 2-2004Powdered 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: $51.00

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, use ofancillary devices, installation require-ments, isolation of circuits, systemenvironmental considerations, inspec-tion, testing, maintenance, and service.Price: $79.00

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: $30.00

SB 10-1991 (R1998)Audio Standard forNurse Call SystemsContains requirements and test pro-cedures for evaluation of audio quali-ty of installed nurse call systems.Price: $30.00

SB 28-1992 (R1997, R2003)Product Safety Guide forDeveloping Documentation for FireAlarm Systems and EquipmentGuidelines for developing product doc-umentation, such as installation man-uals, operation manuals, and productlabels, for fire alarm systems.Price: $68.00


CONDUIT AND DUCT,ELECTRICAL

The Grounding System thatWorks—Steel 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

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

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 and bussupports which are made of metal andintended for use in substations.Price: $59.00

ANSI C119.1-2002For Electric Connectors—SealedInsulated 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: $47.00

ANSI C119.4-2003American National Standard forElectric Connectors—Connectorsfor Use Between Aluminum-to-Aluminum or Aluminum-to-CopperBare Overhead ConductorsCovers connectors used for makingelectrical connections between alu-minum-to-aluminum or aluminum-to-copper bare conductors used on over-head distribution and transmissionlines for electric utility.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $48.00

DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT

AB 1-2002Molded-Case Circuit Breakers,Molded Case Switches, andCircuit-Breaker EnclosuresCovers molded-case circuit breakers,circuit breaker and ground-fault circuitinterrupters, fused circuit breakers, andaccessory high-fault protectors.Adopted UL 489 standard.Price: $850.00; electronic price:$536.00.

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 5000 amperesor more.Companion Standards: AB 1, AB 4,PB 2.2Price: $70.00

AB 4-2003Guidelines for Inspection andPreventive Maintenance of Molded Case Circuit BreakersUsed in Commercial and Industrial ApplicationsSets forth, for use by qualified per-sonnel, a number of basic proceduresthat may be used for the inspectionand preventive maintenance of mold-ed case circuit breakers used inindustrial and commercial applica-tions rated up to and including 1000V 50/60 Hz AC or AC/DC.Companion Standard: AB 1Price: $59.00

KS 1-2001Enclosed and MiscellaneousDistribution Equipment Switches(600 Volts Maximum)Covers manually operated enclosedand miscellaneous distribution equip-

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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 ofDefense.Companion Standards: AB 1, ICS 1,ICS 2, 250-1997Price: $85.00

PB 1-2000PanelboardsCovers single panelboards or groups ofpanel units suitable for assembly in theform of single panelboards, includingbuses, with or without switches orautomatic overload protective devices(fuses or circuit breakers), or both.These units are used in the distributionof electricity for light, heat, and powerat 600 volts and less, with 1600ampere mains and less and 1200ampere branch circuits and less.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards: FU 1, KS 1,PB 2.2, NEMA 250, AB 1, AB 3, PB1.1Price: $68.00

ANSI/NEMA PB 1.1-2002General Instructions for ProperInstallation, Operation, andMaintenance of Panelboards Rated 600 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.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4Price: $29.00

PB 1.1-1996 (French version)Instructions d'ordre general pour l'installation convenable,l'opération de panneaux classes 600 Volts ou moinsA guide of practical information con-taining instructions for the properinstallation, operation, and mainte-nance of panelboards rated 600 voltsor less.Companion Standards: PB 1, PB 2.2,AB 4Price: $26.00

PB 1.1-1996 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales para la Instalacion, Operacion yel Mantenimiento Correcto deTableros de Alumbrado y Control hasta 600 VoltsNominales 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: $26.00

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.Theseunits 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 C37.50Price: $61.00

ANSI/NEMA 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.Approved as an American NationalStandard. Adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense.Companion Standards: PB 2, PB 2.2Price: $29.00

PB 2.1-1996 (Spanish edition)Instrucciones Generales para el Manejo, Instalacion, Operacion y Mantenimiento Correcto deTableros de Distribucion de Frente Muerto hasta 600 VoltsNominales o MenosProper handling, installation, opera-tion and maintenance of deadfrontdistribution switchboards rated 600volts or less.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $30.00

PB 2.2-2003Application 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 C37.17Price: $54.00


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SG 4-2000Alternating Current High Voltage 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: $59.00

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: $44.00

ANSI C37.50-1989 (R1995, R2000)Switchgear Low Voltage AC Power Circuit Breakers Usedin Enclosures—Test ProceduresPrice: $46.00

ANSI C37.51-2003American National Standardfor Switchgear—Metal-EnclosedLow-Voltage AC Power CircuitBreaker Switchgear Assemblies—Conformance Test ProceduresOptionally applicable to all metal-enclosed low-voltage AC power cir-cuit breaker switchgear assembliesdesigned, tested, and manufactured inaccordance with ANSI/IEEEC37.20.1-2002.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $48.00

ANSI C37.52-1974(R1995, R2000)Test Procedures for Low Voltage AC Power CircuitProtectors Used in EnclosuresPrice: $44.00

ANSI C37.54-2002For Indoor Alternating CurrentHigh-Voltage Circuit BreakersApplied as Removable Elementsin Metal-Enclosed Switchgear—Conformance Test ProcedureSpecifies tests to demonstrate thatthe circuit breaker being tested con-forms with the ratings assigned to itin accordance with ANSI/IEEEC37.04.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $66.00

ANSI C37.55-2002American National Standard forSwitchgear—Medium VoltageMetal-Clad Assemblies—Conformance 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.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $60.00

ANSI C37.57-2003American National Standard for Switchgear—Metal-EnclosedInterrupter SwitchgearAssemblies—Conformance TestingApplicable to all metal-enclosed inter-rupter switchgear assemblies designed,tested, and manufactured in accor-dance with ANSI/IEEE C37.20.3.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $62.00

ANSI C37.58-2003American National Standard forSwitchgear—Indoor AC Medium-Voltage Switches for Use in Metal-Enclosed Switchgear—Conformance Test ProceduresApplies to the conformance test pro-cedure for AC medium-voltageswitches rated above 1000 volts asdesigned, manufactured, and tested inaccordance with ANSI/IEEEC37.20.2.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $48.00

ANSI C37.85-2002Alternating-Current High-VoltagePower Vacuum Interrupters—Safety Requirements for 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: $47.00


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ENCLOSURES

250-2003Enclosures 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.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: $59.00

FIRE PROTECTION

Guide for Proper Use of System Smoke Detectors2001 edition. Provides informationconcerning the applications of smokedetectors used in conjunction with firealarm systems. Basic principles to beconsidered are outlined as well asoperating characteristics of detectorsand environmental factors that mayeither aid or prevent their operations.Price: $46.00

Guide for Proper Use of SmokeDetectors in Duct Applications2001 edition. Provides much neededinformation concerning the proper useof smoke detectors in duct applica-tions.Price: $35.00

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: $123.00

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: $66.00

NEMA Guide to CodeRequirements for Fire Alarm andDetection Systems (Bulk Orders of100, CD Version)Price: $3,646.00

Quality Informational Guidefor 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

Training Manual on Fire Alarm Systems 2003Covers terminology, basic theory ofoperation, installation details, systemstartup techniques, and general main-tenance of fire alarms, and is intend

ed to be used as source material forapprentices or journeymen in a class-room environment using a qualifiedinstructor. It emphasizes installationof basic fire alarm signaling systemsinstead of how to choose a system orequipment.Price: $53.00

GENERAL INTEREST

NEMA Conformity AssessmentGuide, 2nd Edition, 2004Provides 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: $79.00

Electrical InstallationRequirements: A Global PerspectiveA study of NFPA 70, NationalElectrical Code, and IEC 60364,Electrical Installations for Buildings.Price: $189.00

Maps and DirectoriesIndustrial Trading Area MapsWall and binder size maps of theNEMA trading areas and regions.Published by NEMA/BIS. 30"x40"Map—Price: $41.00; additionalcopies: $34.00. 8.5"x14" Map—Price: $15.00; additional copies:$10.00

NS 1-2001, Revision 1Guide for Preparation of NEMA Standards PublicationsUser guide for preparing documentsin the NEMA approved format.Price: $0.00


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PDD 04.02.00Product Descriptor Data CommonFields Requested, Version 4.02.00Suggests the common fields and defi-nitions that manufacturers need toshare with distributors and third-party catalog and informationproviders.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $43.00

GOVERNMENT

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

NEMA Analysis of the Energy Policy 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.orgTo order, phone: (703) 841-3274

Environmental Impact Analysis:Spent Mercury-Containing LampsAnalyzes the environmental impact ofvarious types of spent lamp manage-ment disposal options.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).Downloadable from www.nema.org

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.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $46.00

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.orgPrice: $96.00

ICS 1.1-1984 (R1988, R1993, R1998, R2003)Industrial Control and Systems:Safety Guidelines for theApplication, 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 ofDefense.Companion Standards: ICS 2 through10, IEC 801 3Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $30.00

ICS 1.3-1986 (R2001)Preventive Maintenance of 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 through10Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $29.00

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.


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Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, AB 1, MG 2, IEC 947 1, IEC947 6Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $100.00

ICS 2-1996, Part 8 (R2004) Industrial Control and Systems:Controllers, Contactors, andOverloadRelays, Rated Not More Than 2000 Volts AC or 750 Volts DC: Part 8—Disconnect Devices for Use inIndustrial Control Equipment Covers disconnect devices for use inindustrial control equipment, includ-ing AC motor-circuit switches rated600 volts and separable or accessoryoperating mechanisms and handlesfor the external operation of motor-circuit switches, circuit breakers, andmolded-case switches.The devicescovered by this standard are forapplication in combination starters,motor control centers, and industrialcontrol panels.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $47.00

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 2Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $59.00

ICS 2.3-1995 (R2002)Industrial Control and Systems:Instructions for the Handling,Installation, Operation, andMaintenance of Motor Control CentersContains instructions for the han-dling, installation, and maintenanceof motor control centers rated 600volts or less.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $44.00

ICS 2.4-2003Industrial Control and Systems:NEMA and IEC Devices for Motor Service—A 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.orgPrice: $54.00

ICS 3-1993 (R2000)Industrial Control and Systems:Medium Voltage Controllers Rated 2001 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, NEMA 250, ANSI C37.50, IEC470Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $44.00

ICS 3.1-1997 (R2003)Industrial Control and Systems:Handling, Storage, and InstallationGuide for AC General-PurposeMedium Voltage Contactors and Class E Controllers, 50 and 60 HertzContains practical information forarchitects, electrical engineers, con-tractors, and maintenance personnelon the handling, storage, and installa-tion of AC general-purpose mediumvoltage contractors and class E con-trollers.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $36.00

ICS 4-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Terminal BlocksCovers terminal blocks with screwtype or screwless clamping unitsintended for industrial use to provideelectrical and mechanical connectionfor conductors having a cross sectionof 24 AWG to 2000 MCM. Providesinformation concerning ratings, con-struction, testing, performance, andmanufacture.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, IEC 947 7 1Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $37.00

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, selector switch-es, indicating and pushbutton stations.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, DC 2, IEC 947 5 1, IEC 947 5 2Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $135.00

ICS 5, Annex B-2002Industrial Control and Systems:Typical Proximity SwitchSpecificationsContains specifications that representcommon dimensions and operatingcharacteristics of proximity switches.Companion Standards: ICS 1, ICS 5Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $42.00


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ICS 5, Annex E-2002Industrial Control and Systems:Additional Requirements forProximity Switches Suitable forUse in Strong Magnetic FieldsStates the performance and test con-ditions for proximity switches thatoperate in strong magnetic fields suchas electric weld fields or electrolyticfields.Companion Standards: ICS 1, ICS 5Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $42.00

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: $42.00Downloadable from www.nema.org

ICS 6-1993 (R2001)Industrial Control andSystems: EnclosuresCovers the enclosure requirements ofall industrial control devices func-tioning on commercial voltages of upto 750 volts DC, or up to 7200 voltsAC. Includes information concerningratings, construction, testing, per-formance and manufacture.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, NEMA 250, ANSI C80.5, IEC947 7 1Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $38.00

ICS 7-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Adjustable-Speed DrivesCovers the requirements foradjustable speed drive systems,including ratings, construction, test-ing, performance and manufacture.Includes information to assist usersand others in the proper selection ofcontrol equipment.

Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, MG 1, NEMA 250Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $85.00

ICS 7.1-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Safety Standards for Constructionand Guide for Selection,Installation, and Operation ofAdjustable-Speed Drive SystemsApplies to all industrial equipmentelectrical components and wiring thatare part of the electrical drive system,commencing at the point of inputpower. Defines safety requirementsfor the construction and testing ofadjustable-speed drive systems andprovides safety guidelines for theirselection, installation, and operation.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, MG 1, MG 2Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $59.00

ANSI/NEMA ICS 8-2000Industrial Control and Systems:Crane and Hoist ControllersCovers the requirements for craneand hoist controllers rated 600 voltsor less, AC and DC.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $116.00

ICS 10-1993 (R2000), Part 1Industrial Control and SystemsPart 1: Electromechanical ACTransfer Switch EquipmentCovers the requirements of electro-mechanical automatic and nonauto-matic transfer switches and bypassisolation switches rated 600 volts ACor less, 60 Hertz, for use on singlephase and polyphase AC circuits.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ICS 1 through10, MG 1, IEC 947 6 1

Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $37.00

ICS 10-1999, Part 2Industrial Control and Systems AC Transfer Equipment—Part 2:Static AC Transfer EquipmentCovers the requirements of electro-mechanical automatic and nonauto-matic transfer switches and bypassisolation switches rated 600 volts ACor less, 60 Hertz, for use on singlephase and polyphase AC circuits.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $32.00

ICS 12.1-1997Industrial Control and Systems:Profiles of Networked IndustrialDevices—Part 1: General RulesProvides general rules and definitionsfor the development of profiles fornetworked industrial devices. Theprofile terms, structure, format, anddata interchange standardized in thispublication serve to aid in the com-mon description and understanding ofthese devices.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $71.00

ICS 14-2001Industrial Control and Systems:Application Guide for ElectricFire Pump ControllersProvides general guidelines for theproper application of fire pump con-trollers, stressing those considerationsspecific to fire pump installations.Price: $53.00Downloadable from www.nema.org

ICS 15-1999Industrial Control and Systems:Instructions for the Handling,Installation, Operation, andMaintenance of Electric FirePump Controllers Rated Not More than 600VProvides practical information con-cerning the general technical consid-erations in the installation of electricfire pump controllers. Intended to beused by specifiers, purchasers,


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installers, and owners of fire pumpcontrollers.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $32.00

ICS 16-2001Industrial Control and Systems:Motion/Position Control Motors,Controls, and Feedback DevicesCovers rotational electric servo andstepper motors and their powerrequirements, feedback devices, andcontrols intended for use in amotion/position control system thatprovides precise positioning, speedcontrol, torque control, or in anycombination thereof.Companion Standards MG 1, MG 2Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $183.00

ICS 18-2001Motor Control CentersApplies to three phase 50 and 60hertz motor control centers rated notmore than 600 volts AC.Companion standard: ICS 3Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $58.00

ICS 19-2002Industrial Control and Systems:Diagrams, Device Designations,and SymbolsProvides guidelines for representationof devices on diagrams and drawingsin a standardized manner.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $66.00

ANSI/NEMA ICS 61800-1-2002Adjustable Speed Electrical PowerDrive Systems, Part 1: GeneralRequirements—RatingSpecifications for LowVoltage Adjustable SpeedD.C. Power Drive SystemsApplies to general purpose adjustablespeed DC drive systems which includethe power conversion, control equip-ment, and also a motor or motors.Excluded are traction and electricalvehicle drives.Approved as an American National

Standard.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $110.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.1-1993(R2002)/IEC 61131, Part 1Programmable Controllers—General 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: $124.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.2-1994(R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 2Programmable Controllers—Equipment Requirementsand TestsAccommodates the National ElectricalCode and other U.S. practices. It spec-ifies minimum requirements for thefunctional characteristics, service con-ditions, construction characteristics,general safety, and tests applicable toprogrammable controllers and theirassociated peripherals.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $324.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.3-1994(R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 3Programmable Controllers—Programming LanguagesA NEMA Adoptive Standard withdeviations to accommodate theNational Electrical Code and otherU.S. practices. It specifies the syntaxand semantics of four programminglanguages—two graphical languagesand two textual languages—for pro-grammable controllers.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $464.00

ANSI/NEMA IA 2.4-1996(R2000)/IEC 61131, Part 4Programmable Controllers—User 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: $172.00

NEMA/ISO 9506-1:2000Industrial Automation Systems—Manufacturing MessageSpecification—Part 1: Service DefinitionDefines the Manufacturing MessageSpecification within the OSI applica-tion layer in terms of an abstractmodel defining the interactionbetween users of the service; theexternally visible functionality ofimplementations conforming to ISO9506; the primitive actions andevents of the service; the parameterdata associated with each primitiveaction and event; the relationshipbetween, and the valid sequences of,these actions and event.Price: $314.00

NEMA/ISO 9506-2:2000Industrial Automation Systems—Manufacturing MessageSpecification—Part 2: ProtocolDefinitionThe Manufacturing MessageSpecification is an application layerstandard designed to support messag-ing communications to and from pro-grammable devices in a computer inte-grated manufacturing environment.Price: $210.00

NEMA/ISO 13281:1997Industrial Automation Systems—Manufacturing AutomationProgramming LanguageEnvironment Overview (MAPLE)—Functional Architecture


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Specifies the functional architectureof MAPLE, a ManufacturingAutomation ProgrammingEnvironment.Price: $110.00

NEMA/ISO 13281-2:2000Industrial Automation Systemsand Integration—ManufacturingAutomation ProgrammingEnvironment (MAPLE)—Part 2:Services and InterfacesSpecifies a minimum set of servicesto be provided and interface require-ments for creating a MAPLE.Price: $135.00

NEMA/ISO 14258:1998Industrial Automation Systems—Concepts and Rules forEnterprise ModelsSpecifies concepts and rules for com-puter-understandable models of amanufacturing enterprise to betterenable enterprise processes to inter-operate.Price: $75.00

NEMA/ISO 15704:2000Industrial Automation Systems—Requirements for Enterprise-Reference Architectures andMethodologiesDefines the requirements for enter-prise-reference architectures andmethodologies for enterprise-referencearchitectures and methodologies.Price: $127.00

NEMA/ISO 16100-1:2002Industrial Automation Systemsand Integration—ManufacturingSoftware Capability Profiling for Interoperability—Part 1: FrameworkSpecifies a framework for the interop-erability of a set of software productsused in the manufacturing domainand to facilitate its integration into amanufacturing application.Price: $143.00

NEMA/ISO/TR 10314-1:1990Industrial Automation—ShopFloor Production—Part 1:Reference Model for Standardi-zation and a Methodology forIdentification of RequirementsPresents and describes a means ofidentifying where new or revised man-ufacturing standards may be required.It establishes a reference model forshop floor production, which is thenused as the basis for developing amethodology for the identification andextraction of areas for standards.Price: $51.00

NEMA/ISO/TR 10314-2:1991Industrial Automation—Shop Floor Production—Part 2: Application of theReference Model forStandardization and MethodologyPresents and describes a means ofidentifying where new or revised man-ufacturing standards may be required.It establishes a reference model forshop floor production, which is thenused as the basis for developing amethodology for the identification andextraction of areas for standards.Price: $143.00

NEMA/ISO/TR 11065:1992Industrial Automation GlossaryDefines terms relevant to automationin an industrial manufacturing envi-ronment.Price: $210.00

NEMA/ISO/TR 12186:1993Manufacturing AutomationProgramming LanguageEnvironment Overview (MAPLE)Describes the requirements for aManufacturing AutomationProgramming Language Environment(MAPLE).Price: $104.00

NEMA/ISO/TR 13283:1998Industrial Automation—Time-Critical CommunicationsArchitectures—UserRequirements and NetworkManagement for Time-CriticalCommunications SystemsIdentifies user requirements for systemssupporting time-critical communicationssystems and the network managementaspect which are specific to time-criticalcommunications architecture in peer-to-peer and multipeer communications inor between application processes.Price: $143.00

INSULATING PRODUCTS

ANSI C29.1-1988 (R2002)Test Methods for Electrical Power InsulatorsComprises a manual of test methodsto be followed in making tests todetermine the characteristics of elec-trical power insulators. Individual testsshall be made only when specified.Price: $42.00

ANSI C29.2-1992 (R1999)Insulators—Wet ProcessPorcelain and Toughened Glass Suspension TypeCovers suspension-type insulators, 4-1/4 inches (108 millimeters) in diame-ter and larger, made of wet-processporcelain or of toughened glass andused in the transmission and distribu-tion of electrical energy.Price: $42.00

ANSI C29.3-1986 (R2002)Wet Process Porcelain Insulators—Spool TypeCovers spool-type insulators made ofwet-process porcelain and used in thetransmission and distribution of elec-tric energy.Price: $34.00


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ANSI C29.4-1989 (R2002)Wet Process PorcelainInsulators—Strain TypeCovers strain-type insulators made ofwet-process porcelain and used in thetransmission and distribution of elec-tric energy.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.5-1984 (R2002)Wet Process Porcelain Insulators,Low and Medium Voltage Pin TypeThis standard covers low- and medi-um-voltage-type insulators made ofwet-process porcelain and used in thetransmission and distribution of elec-tric energy.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.6-1994 (R2002)Wet Process Porcelain Insulators,High Voltage Pin TypeCovers materials, dimensions, physicalcharacteristics, and testing informa-tion for high voltage pin insulatorsmade of wet process porcelain andused in the transmission and distribu-tion of energy.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.7-1996 (R2002)Porcelain Insulators High Voltage Line Post TypeCovers materials, dimensions, physicalcharacteristics, and testing informa-tion for high-voltage line-post typeinsulators made of wet process porce-lain and used in the transmission anddistribution of energy.Price: $37.00

ANSI C29.8-1985 (R2002)Wet Process Porcelain Insulators(Apparatus, Cap, and Pin Type)Covers outdoor high-voltage cap-and-pin type apparatus insulators made ofwet-process porcelain and used in thetransmission and distribution of elec-trical energy.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.9-1983 (R2002)Wet Process Porcelain Insulators (Apparatus, Post Type)Covers outdoor high-voltage post-typeapparatus insulators made of wet-process porcelain and used in thetransmission and distribution of elec-trical energy.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.10-1989 (R2002)Wet Process Porcelain Insulators(Indoor Apparatus Type)Covers high-voltage indoor-apparatusinsulators made of wet-process porce-lain and used in the transmission anddistribution of electrical energy.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.11-1989 (R1996)Tests to Composite Suspension Insulation forOverhead Transmission LinesComprises a manual of procedures tobe followed in making tests to deter-mine the characteristics of insulatorsused on electric power systems.Thisis not an insulator specification, butrather it sets forth a test method tobe used in conjunction with insulatorspecifications.Price: $34.00

ANSI C29.12-1997 (R2002)For Insulators Composite—Suspension TypeCovers composite suspension insula-tors made of a fiberglass-reinforcedresin rod core, polymer materialweathersheds, and metal end fittingsintended for use on overhead trans-mission lines for electric power sys-tems, 70 kV and above. Mechanicaland electrical performance levelsspecified herein are required for newinsulators.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $29.00

ANSI C29.13-2000American National Standardfor Insulators—CompositeDistribution Deadend TypeCovers composite distribution dead-end insulators made of a fiberglass-reinforced resin matrix core, polymermaterial weathersheds, and metal endfittings intended for use on overheadlines for electric power systems, 69kV and below. Mechanical and elec-trical performance levels specified arerequirements for new insulators.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $36.00

ANSI C29.17-2002For Insulators—Composite-Line Post TypeDescribes the qualification test proce-dures for composite line post insula-tors that are made of a fiberglass-reinforced resin matrix core, elas-tomeric weathersheds, and metal endfittings.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $47.00

ANSI C29.18-2003American National Standard for Insulators Composite—Distribution Line Post TypeCovers composite distribution linepost insulators made of a fiberglass-reinforced resin matrix core, elas-tomeric material weathersheds, andmetal end fittings designed for use onoverhead lines for electric power sys-tems, 69 kV and below.Price: $48.00

ANSI/NEMA FI 1-1996 (R2001)Manufactured Electrical MicaCovers manufacturing, measurement,and testing of manufactured electri-cal mica.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $50.00


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FI 2-1992 (R1999)Untreated Mica Paper Used for Electrical InsulationCovers the procedures, conditions,and methods of sampling and testingproperties of untreated mica paperused as electrical insulation or as acomponent in a composite used forelectrical insulating purposes.Price: $37.00

ANSI/NEMA FI 3-2004Calendered Aramid Papers Used for Electrical insulationA new standard for qualification andtesting of calendered aramid papersfor use as electrical insulation.Aramid polymers can be processedinto various forms, including resin,fiber, film, paper, or pressboard.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $30.00

HV 2-1991 (R1996, R2002)Application Guide for CeramicSuspension InsulatorsGuidelines for the proper applicationof ceramic (porcelain and toughenedglass) suspension insulators.Companion Standards: ANSI C29.1,ANSI C29.2Price: $44.00

ANSI/NEMA LD 3-2000High PressureDecorative LaminatesCovers high pressure decorative lami-nate (HPDL) sheets which consist ofpaper, fabrics, or other core materialsthat have been laminated at pressuresof more than 750 pounds per squareinch (5.17 MPa) using thermosettingcondensation resins as binders.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by U.S.Department of Defense.Companion Standards: LD 3.1, LI 1Price: $116.00

LI 1-1998Industrial LaminatedThermosetting ProductsIncludes information concerning themanufacture, testing, and perform-ance of laminated thermosettingproducts in the form of sheets, rods,and tubes.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard: LI 6Price: $175.00

LI 6-1993 (R1999)Relative Temperature Indices of IndustrialThermosetting LaminatesDetermines the relative thermalindices temperature ratings of indus-trial laminate sheets, rods, and tubes(rolled and molded).Price: $54.00

RE 2-1999Electrical Insulating VarnishIntended to assist those responsible forthe design and repair of existing elec-trical equipment. It presents, in con-cise and convenient form, all standardsfor electrical insulating varnishes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standard: MW 1000-1997Price: $131.00

TF 1-1993 (R2000)Coated Electrical SleevingEstablishes test methods and perform-ance characteristics for flexible coatedsleeving for electrical insulation.Price: $37.00

TF 2-1993 (R2000)Uncoated Treated Fiberglass SleevingEstablishes test methods and perform-ance characteristics for sheet-treatedand saturated fiberglass sleeving.Price: $37.00

INTERNATIONAL

The International ElectrotechnicalCommission and the U.S. NationalCommittee of the IEC(USNC/IEC)—A Practical GuideProvides a general overview of theIEC to assist individuals in learningmore about the international stan-dards process and to facilitate under-standing of the recent changes in theinternational standardization process.Price: $46.00

Electrical Product Acceptance in Europe: NEMA Guide toNew Approach Directives andCE MarkingA comprehensive review of three direc-tives affecting NEMA products, i.e.,machinery, EMC, and low voltage, aswell as summary overviews of direc-tives on medical devices and explosiveatmospheres. Explains the self declara-tion process, third party certification,conformity compliance, and the rela-tionship between different standards indirective compliance. Includes a glos-sary of frequently used terms, appen-dices of supporting information, andexamples of required forms.Non-Member Price: Price: $71.00Price: $60.00


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LIGHTING

BL 1-1997 (R2002)Fluorescent Ballast ConnectorCovers connector systems for externalconnections to fluorescent lamp bal-lasts rated up to 347 volts and 5 ampsinput.Price: $42.00

EM 1-2002Exit Sign Visibility Testing andRequirements for SafetyContains performance requirementsand test methods for evaluating exitsign visibility.Price: $54.00

LE 4-2001Recessed Luminaires,Ceiling CompatibilityContains definitions, dimensions, andtolerances for recessed luminairesdesigned to use fluorescent, high-intensity discharge and incandescentlight sources.Price: $37.00

LE 5-2001Procedure for DeterminingLuminaire Efficacy Ratings forFluorescent LuminairesEstablishes a luminaire efficacy rat-ing based on rated lumens per wattand organizes the types of luminairesinto categories which will reasonablyrepresent the characteristics of highvolume luminaires.Companion Standards: ANSI C82.2,ANSI C82.3, ANSI C78.1, ANSIC78.3Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $42.00

LE 5A-1999Procedure for DeterminingLuminaire Efficacy Ratings forCommercial, Non-ResidentialDownlight LuminairesDeveloped to assist the federal gov-ernment, state governments, electricutilities, and manufacturers of lumi-naires in performing a standardized

test method for determining the lumi-naire efficacy rating of incandescent,compact fluorescent, and low wattagehigh intensity discharge downlightluminaires.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $46.00

LE 5B-1998Procedure for DeterminingLuminaire Efficacy Ratings forHigh-Intensity DischargeIndustrial LuminairesDeveloped to assist agencies, labora-tories, electrical utility companies,and manufacturers in performingstandardized tests to evaluate energyefficiency of high-intensity dischargeindustrial luminaires.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $30.00

LL 7-1999Generic Designation System forPin-Based Compact Fluorescentand T5 Twin Fluorescent LampsProvides a generic designation systemfor pin-based compact fluorescentlamps and T5 twin fluorescent lamps.The number of different lamp typesand the varying terminology used bylamp manufacturers to describe these lamps can cause confusion in themarkeptlace.Price: $26.00

amps can cause confusion in the mar-ketplace.Price: $26.00

Guide to Retail LightingManagement (Third Edition)Case histories show that lighting hasa direct impact on retail sales.This24-page guide, written in lay terms,discusses many of these case historiesand provides the information youneed to help make your store's light-ing system more cost-effective.Price: $25.00

Guide to Energy-EfficientLighting SystemsDescribes the use of lighting productsand energy-efficient lighting. It givesspecific information on retrofitoptions, in-put power savings andannual energy savings. A comprehen-sive document that helps buildingmanagers and facility operators, aswell as the lay person, to understandthe purpose of lighting systems andto evaluate cost-effective lighting sys-tems and retrofit options.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $27.00

Guide to Office Lighting and ProductivityDescribes benefits of effective officelighting, from improved productivityand reduced errors to reduced absen-teeism, increased space usage,enhanced image, tax advantages, andmore effective security. Provides basicissues in office lighting design, includ-ing special needs created by video dis-play terminals measuring efficiency,flexibility, and quantity, versus quality.Price: $25.00

Fluorescent Lampsand the EnvironmentRecent state and federal regulationsconcerning fluorescent lamp disposalhave become increasingly complex,affecting a wide range of U.S. business-es. Fluorescent lamps and high intensitydischarge lamps contain a small quan-tity of mercury. Concerns over mercuryreleases to the air and water are drivingstricter disposal regulations.Thisbrochure, revised in 2001, helps answerquestions regarding lamp technologyand the presence of mercury therein,environmental concerns, industry effortsand regulatory developments.To order, phone: (703) 841-3274


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Profiting from Lighting ModernizationThis 40-page illustrated guide tomodernizing lighting covers benefitsafforded by better lighting, such asproductivity, retail sales, security, lia-bility, loss prevention, curbsideappeal, tax benefits, and improvedprofits. Also included are design con-siderations, lighting managementoptions, and maintenance, togetherwith a complete glossary of termsand contact sources.Price: $25.00

Getting the Most from YourLighting Dollar (Third Edition)Revised in 1997, this third editiongives the reader 24 illustrated pagesof important basic information aboutlighting and steps that can be takento save energy without sacrificinglighting benefits. Written in lay terms,the booklet covers definitions of com-mon lighting terms, important factsabout lighting, and the benefits oflighting.Price: $25.00

Performing a Lighting SystemAudit (Revised Edition)Should you conduct a lighting energyaudit? This comprehensive guide canhelp you answer that question. It pro-vides the information (written in layterms) to help make your lightingenergy audit effective. Includes factsyou should have and how to obtainthem, equipment and materials need-ed for an audit, instructions forobtaining information on require-ments and restrictions, and a lightingsystems audit form.Price: $25.00

NEMA Guide to Emergency LightingProvides a basic understanding ofemergency lighting and exit signequipment and how they function.Designed to assist architects, engi-neers, property managers, and build-ing owners in understanding (1) fea-tures/applications of available prod-

ucts, (2) various local, state, andnational codes, and (3) actionsrequired for proper maintenance.Price: $25.00

Guide to Industrial LightingNontechnical guide describing themany benefits of good industrial light-ing. Covers industrial lighting systemaudits and lighting management plans.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $25.00

NEMA Guide to Lighting ControlsDescribes the benefits, definitions, anduses of lighting controls. Providesgeneral guidance in evaluating exist-ing lighting controls, as well as otherswhich may be applicable, in an effortto achieve maximum lighting advan-tage. Developed specifically for prop-erty managers, facility managers,asset managers, and others who areresponsible for lighting in buildingsbut who may not be highly versed inthe technical specifics involved.Price: $25.00

ANSI C78.5-2003American National Standard forElectric Lamps—Specifications forPerformance of Self-ballastedCompact Fluorescent LampsSpecifies the performance require-ments together with the test methodsand conditions required to show com-pliance of self-ballasted compact flu-orescent lamps up to 60 watts thatare intended for domestic and similargeneral lighting purposes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $25.00

ANSI C78.20-2003American National Standard for Electric Lamps—A, G, PS, andSimilar Shapes with E26 Medium Screw BasesSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics of the group of incan-descent lamps that have A, G, PS,and similar bulb shapes with E26

medium screw bases, including thereduced-wattage versions.Downloadable from www.nema.orgPrice: $101.00

ANSI C78.21-2003American National Standard for Electric Lamps—PAR and R ShapesProvides physical and electrical char-acteristics of the group of incandes-cent lamps that have PAR and R bulbshapes. Lamps with clear, frosted,and lens end bulbs, with clear andprescription lenses, and with variousreflector coatings are covered.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $105.00

ANSI C78.22-1995 (R2003)Incandescent Lamps—A, G, PS,and Similar Shapes with E39Mogul Screw BasesSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics of the group of incan-descent lamps that have A, G, PS,and similar bulb shapes with E39mogul screw bases.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $46.00

ANSI C78.23-1995 (R2003)Incandescent Lamps—Miscellaneous TypesSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics of the group of incan-descent lamps that have C, S,T, orsimilar bulb shapes which are not cov-ered in ANSI C78.20 and C78.22.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $46.00

ANSI C78.24-2001Two Inch (51-mm) Integral-Reflector Lamps with Front Covers and GU5.3 or GX5.3 BasesSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics of the group of incan-descent lamps that have two inch(51-mm) integral-reflector lampswith front cover.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $54.00


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ANSI C78.30-1997Procedure for Use in Preparationof Lamp Space DrawingsDescribes the procedures for the con-struction of lamp space drawings.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $37.00

ANSI C78.40-1992 (R2003)Mercury Lamps, Specifications forCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to assure the commonality,interchangeability, and proper appli-cation of mercury lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $39.00

ANSI C78.40a-1998Specifications for MercuryLamps—Maximum OutlineDrawing of Bulb BT56Supplement to ANSI C78.40-1992.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $23.00

ANSI C78.41-2001Low Pressure Sodium LampsCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristics requiredto assure the commonality and inter-changeability and proper applicationof low-pressure sodium lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $59.00

ANSI C78.42-2001High Pressure Sodium LampsSets forth the physical and electricalrequirements for HPS lamps, toensure interchangeability and safety.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $196.00

ANSI C78.43-2004American National Standard forElectric Lamps—Single-EndedMetal Halide LampsSets forth the physical and electricalrequirements for single-ended metalhalide lamps operated on 60 Hz bal-lasts to ensure interchangeability andsafety. Provides the basis for the elec-trical requirements for ballasts andignitors, as well as the lamp-relatedrequirements for luminaires. Includeslamps whose arc tubes are made ofquartz or ceramic materials.The fol-lowing ANSI standards are beingincorporated into this consolidation:C78.1372, C78.1374, C78.1375,C78.1376, C78.1377, C78.1378,C78.1379, C78.1382, C78.1384, andC78.1650.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $231.00

ANSI C78.81-2003Double-capped FluorescentLamps—Dimensional and Electrical CharacteristicsSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics of the principal typesof fluorescent lamps intended forapplication on conventional line fre-quency circuits, and electronic highfrequency circuits.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $361.00

ANSI C78.180-2003American National Standard forElectric Lamps—Specifications forFluorescent Lamp StartersIntended to cover performance ofglow switch starters used with pre-heat-type fluorescent and similar dis-charge lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $44.00

ANSI C78.260-2002Tubular Tungsten-HalogenLamps—Physical CharacteristicsTelephone Modem CommunicationCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristic requiredto assure the commonality and inter-changeability and proper applicationof tubular tungsten-halogen lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $71.00

ANSI C78.261-1977 (R1996)Specification for TubularIncandescent Infrared LampsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.370-1997 (R2003)Method of Designation for Electric Lamps—Photographic,Stage, and StudioDescribes a system for the designa-tion of photographic, stage, and stu-dio lamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $36.00

ANSI C78.370_390lcd-2002ANS for Electric Lamps—Amendments to ANSI C78.370-1997 and ANSI C78.390-1998Supplements for ANSI C78.370-1997 and ANSI C78.390-1998.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $7.00

ANSI C78.375-1997Fluorescent Lamps—Guide forElectrical MeasurementsDescribes the procedures and the pre-cautions to be observed in obtaininguniform and reproducible measure-ments of the electrical characteristicsof fluorescent lamps under standardconditions, when operated on AC cir-cuits.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $37.00


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ANSI C78.376-2001Specifications for theChromaticity of Fluorescent LampsCovers the objectives and tolerancesfor the chromaticity of T8,T10, andT12 fluorescent lamps with a nomi-nal loading of from 5 to 10 watts perfoot at their normal 100-hour ratingpoint.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $38.00

ANSI C78.379-1994Classification of the BeamPatterns of Reflector LampsCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to assure the commonality,interchangeability, and proper appli-cation of reflector lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $38.00

ANSI C78.379a-1997MR and PAR Beam Designation and ToleranceSupplement to ANSI C78.379-1994—specific to MR and PAR beam des-ignation and tolerance.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $23.00

ANSI C78.380-2002High-Intensity Discharge Lamps, Method of DesignationDescribes a system for the designa-tion of high-intensity dischargelamps, including compact, enclosed-arc discharge light sources such asmercury, metal halide, high-pressuresodium, and similar types of lamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $83.00

ANSI C78.381-1961 (R2002)Glow Lamps—Method of DesignationANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.385-1961 (R2002)Glow Lamps—Method ofMeasurementANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.386-1989 (R1994)Mercury Lamps—Method ofMeasuring CharacteristicsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.387-1995Electric Lamps—Metal HalideLamps—Methods of MeasuringCharacteristicsCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to assure the commonality,interchangeability, and proper appli-cation of metal-halide lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $36.00

ANSI C78.387a-1998Metal Halide Lamps—Methods ofMeasuring CharacteristicsSupplement to ANSI C78.387-1995.Metal-halide lamp designations areassigned in accordance with ANSIC78.380.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $23.00

ANSI C78.387b-1998Metal Halide Lamps—Methods of Measurement for Containment TestingSupplement to ANSI C78.387-1995.Metal-halide lamp designations areassigned in accordance with ANSIC78.380.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $23.00

ANSI C78.387bd-2001Electric Lamps—Metal Halide—Method of MeasuringCharacteristics—SupplementContains changes for ANSI C78.387-1995. Supercedes the changes ofANSI C78.387b-1998.

Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $46.00

ANSI C78.387c-2002Electric Lamps—Metal Halide—Method of MeasuringCharacteristics—SupplementSupplement to ANSI C78.387-1995.Metal-halide lamp designations areassigned in accordance with ANSIC78.380.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $33.00

ANSI C78.388-1990 (R1994)High-Pressure Sodium Lamps—Methods of MeasuringCharacteristicsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.390-1998 (R2002)Method of Designation for ElectricLamps—Miniature and Sealed-Beam Incandescent LampsDescribes a system for the designationof miniature and sealed-beam lamps.A form is provided for lamp manufac-turers to request a designation assign-ment, alternative, or change.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $46.00

ANSI C78.391-1997Characteristics of MiniatureLamps of T1 and T1 3/4 ShapesSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics of those groups ofminiature incandescent lamps with T1and T1-3/4 bulb shapes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $37.00

ANSI/IEC C78.682-1997Standard Method of Measuringthe Pinch Temperature of Quartz-Tungsten-Halogen LampsSpecifies details of the type of thermo-couple to be used to measure the


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pinch temperature of quartz-tungsten-halogen lamps, the methods of prepa-ration of the lamp and thermocouple,and the measurement to be made.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $32.00

ANSI C78.901-2001Single Base Fluorescent Lamps—Dimensional and Electrical CharacteristicsSets forth the physical and electricalcharacteristics required to assureinterchangeability and to assist in theproper application of single-based flu-orescent lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $357.00

ANSI/IEC C78.1195-2001Double-Capped FluorescentLamps—Safety SpecificationsSpecifies the safety requirements fordouble-capped fluorescent lamps forgeneral lighting purposes of allgroups having Fa6, Fa8, G5, G13,2G13, R17d, and W.4.3X8.5d caps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $68.00

ANSI/IEC C78.1199-2002Single-Capped Fluorescent Lamps—Safety SpecificationsSpecifies the safety requirements forsingle-capped fluorescent lamps forgeneral lighting purposes of allgroups having 2G7, 2GX7, GR8,2G10, G10q, GR10q, GX10q, GY10q,2G11, G23, GX23, G24, GX24, andGX32 caps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $68.00

ANSI C78.1340-1990450W Self-Ballasted Mercury LampsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1341-1990 (R1995)750-Watt, 120-Volt Self-BallastedMercury LampsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1342-1990 (R1995)160-Watt, 120-Volt B87 Self-Ballasted Mercury Halide LampsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1380-1988 Electric Lamps—250 Watt, 120Volt, Self-Ballasted MercuryLamps SpecificationsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1381-1998Electric Lamps—250 Watt,70 Watt, M85 Metal Halide LampsDescriptions of metal-halide M85lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $32.00

ANSI C78.1385-1998150-Watt, M81 Double-EndedMetal-Halide LampsMetal-halide lamp designations areassigned in accordance with ANSIC78.380.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $32.00

ANSI C78.1386-1998100-Watt, M91 Double-EndedMetal-Halide LampsMetal-halide lamp designations areassigned in accordance with ANSIC78.380.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $32.00

ANSI C78.1387-2001250-Watt, M80 Double-EndedMetal Halide LampsDescribes bulb and base designationsand general characteristics of 250-watt, M80 double-ended metal-halide

lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $46.00

ANSI C78.1401-1975 (R2003)Dimensions for ProjectionLamps—Double-Contact,Medium Ring, Base-up TypeANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1402-1975 (R2003) Dimensions for Projection Lamps—Four-Pin, Prefocus,Base-down TypeANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1403-1997Tungsten-Halogen Lamps withG6.35, GX6.35, and GY6.3 BasesDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to ensure interchangeabilityand to assist in the proper applicationof tungsten-halogen lamps withG6.35, GX6.35 and GY 6.35 two-pinbases and 27.0 to 40mm nominallight center length.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $42.00

ANSI C78.1406-1983 (R1995)Single-Contact Lamps—Base-Down-Type Projection Lamps—DimensionsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1407-1985 (R1995) Condenser-Reflector, Four-Pin,Prefocus-Base Projection Lamps—DimensionsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1408-1991 (R1995)CBA Projection LampProject stage and studio lamp desig-nations are assigned in accordancewith ANSI C78.370.ANSI copyright, contact Global for price


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ANSI C78.1413-2001Dimensions and CenteringSystems for Projection Lamps—51 mm (Two-inch) IntegralReflector Rim ReferenceLamps with GX5.3, GY5.3,and GU5.3 BasesSpecifies detailed dimensions for 51mm (two inch) integral reflector rimreference projection lamps withGX5.3, GY5.3, or GU5.3 bases toassure interchangeability within theappropriate holding systems.Thelamps provide references for mount-ing at their reflector rims.Price: $56.00

ANSI C78.1417-19971.65-inch (42-mm) for Integral Reflector Rim ReferenceProjection Lamps with GX5.3 or GY5.3 Bases—Dimensionsand Centering SystemsSpecifies the detailed lamp dimen-sions for those lamps in the family of1.65-in (42-mm) integral reflector,rim reference lamps with GX5.3 orGY5.3 bases such that interchange-ability within the appropriate holdingsystem will be assured.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $37.00

ANSI C78.1420-2001Microfilm Projection Lamps—Two-inch (51 mm) Dichroic Coated Integral Reflector, RimReference,Tungsten HalogenLamps with GX5.3 BasesConsolidates the lamps commonlyused for microfilm projectors into asingle performance standard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $62.00

ANSI C78.1421-2002Dimensions and CenteringSystems for Projection Lamps—35 mm Integral ReflectorRim Referencing Lamps with GZ4 BasesSpecifies lamp dimensions of 35 mm(1.38 inch) diameter integral reflec-tor rim reference projection lampswith GZ4 bases so that interchange-ability with the appropriate holdingsystems will be assured.Price: $42.00

ANSI C78.1430-1997Slide Projector Lamps,Condensing, Dichroic, 1.65 in.(42 mm), Int-Refl., Rim Ref.THLamps with GX5.3 BasesDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristics requiredto ensure commonality and inter-changeability and to assist in the prop-er application of projection lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $30.00

ANSI C78.1431-1997Consolidation/Rev. of C78.1405-1991, C78.1422-1991, andC78.1423-1991—Slide ProjectorLamps—Condensing, Dichroic,Two-inch (51 mm), IntegralReflector, Rim Ref. with Tungsten-Halogen Lamps with GY5.3 BasesConsolidates the lamps commonlyused for slide projectors into a singlestandard.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $37.00

ANSI C78.1432-1997Tungsten-Halogen Lamps withGZ9.5 Two-Pin, Prefocus Bases and 36.5 mm Nominal LightCenter LengthDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to ensure commonality andinterchangeability and to assist in theproper application of tungsten-halo-gen lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $30.00

ANSI C78.1433-2001Two-inch (51 mm) Dichroic Coated Integral Reflector, RimReference,Tungsten HalogenLarge Screen Projection Lamps with GX5.3 BasesConsolidates standards for low voltagetwo-inch (51 mm) dichroic coatedintegral reflector, rim reference tung-sten halogen lamp types with GX5.3bases designed for large screen projec-tion systems and used in 8 mm and 16mm projection, slide projector, photoenlarger, and printing applications.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $54.00

ANSI C78.1434-2001Condensing Dichroic CoatedIntegral Reflector Side PinTungsten Halogen ProjectionLamps with GX7.9 BasesConsolidates previous standards forcertain low voltage condensingdichroic-coated integral reflector sidepin tungsten halogen projectionlamps with GX7.9 bases designed forlarge screen projection systems andused in 8 mm and 16 mm projectorapplications.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $71.00

ANSI C78.1435-2002Projection Lamps—Tungsten-Halogen Lamps with G5.3 BasesConsolidates projection lamps withG5.3 bases into a single standard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $35.00


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ANSI C78.1450-1993 (R2002)Projection Lamps, Incandescent,Method for Life TestingDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristics requiredto ensure commonality and inter-changeability and to assist in the prop-er application of projection lamps.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $24.00

ANSI C78.1451-2002For Electric Lamps—Use of Protective Shields with Tungsten-Halogen Lamps—Cautionary NoticeA cautionary notice applying to theuse of protective shields with alltungsten-halogen (T-H) lamps whichdo not have an integral device thatprotects against shattering and ultra-violet (UV) emissions.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $4.00

ANSI C78.1452-1991 (R1995) Projection Lamps—VocabularyANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1460-1991 (R1995)Single-Ended TH Lamps with GZ9.5 Bases,T6 Bulb,36.5 mm LCL, 78.2 mm MOL,with Prox. ReflectorANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C78.1500-2001Tungsten-Halogen Lamps with P28 Bases and 89 mm LCLDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to ensure interchangeabilityand assist in the proper application oftungsten-halogen lamps with P28bases and 89 mm nominal light cen-ter length.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $50.00

ANSI C78.1501-2001Tungsten-Halogen Lamps with G22 Bases and 63.5 mm LCLDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristics

required to ensure interchangeabilityand assist in the proper application oftungsten-halogen lamps with G22bases and 63.5 mm nominal lightcenter length.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $30.00

ANSI C78.1503-2001Tungsten-Halogen Lamps withG9.5 Bases and 60.5 mm LCLDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to ensure interchangeabilityand assist in the proper application oftungsten-halogen lamps with G9.5bases and 60.5 mm nominal lightcenter length.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $50.00

ANSI C78.1504-2001Tungsten-Halogen Lamps with P28 Bases and 55.5 mm LCLDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to ensure interchangeabilityand assist in the proper application oftungsten-halogen lamps with P28bases and 55.5 mm nominal lightcenter length.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $30.00

ANSI C78.1505-2001Tungsten-Halogen Lamps with G38 Bases and 127 mm LCLDefines the dimensional limits andother physical characteristics requiredto ensure interchangeability and assistin the proper application of tungsten-halogen lamps with G38 bases and127 mm nominal light center length.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $50.00

ANSI/IEC C78.60360-2002Standard Method of Measurementof Lamp Cap Temperature RiseDescribes the standard method ofmeasurement of lamp cap tempera-ture rise which is to be used whentesting incandescent or dischargelamps for compliance with the limits.

Temperature-rise limits for particularlamp types are, for example, listed inIEC 60432.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $106.00

ANSI/IEC C78.60432:1-2003American National Standard forElectric Lamps—IncandescentLamps—Safety Specifications,Part 1:Tungsten Filament Lamps for Domestic and SimilarGeneral Lighting PurposesSpecifies the safety and interchange-ability requirements of tungsten fila-ment incandescent lamps for generallighting service having rated wattageup to and including 200 W; rated volt-age of 50 V to 250 V inclusive; bulbsof the A, B, C, G, M, P, PS, PAR, or Rshapes; caps B15d, B22d, E12, E14,E17, E26, E26d, E26/50X39, E27, orE27/51X39. Users of this documentshould purchase the newest version ofIEC 60432 from ANSI.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $225.00

ANSI/IEC C78.60432:2-2004American National Standard forElectric Lamps—IncandescentLamps—Safety Specifications,Part 2: Tungsten Halogen Lampsfor Domestic and Similar GeneralLighting PurposesSpecifies the safety and the relatedinterchangeability requirements oftungsten halogen lamps for generallighting service. It covers those tung-sten halogen lamps that are used asdirect replacements for conventionaltungsten filament lamps as well asnew tungsten halogen lamps whichhave no correspondence in IEC60432-1, but for which the safetyand interchangeability requirementsare treated by this standard in con-junction with IEC 60432-1.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $225.00


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ANSI/IEC C78.60432:3-2004American National Standard for Electric Lamps—Incandescent Lamps—SafetySpecifications—Part 3:TungstenHalogen Lamps (non vehicle)Users of this document should firstpurchase IEC 60432-3 : 2002-12from ANSI.Price: $21.00

ANSI/IEC C78.62035-2002Discharge Lamps (Excluding Fluorescent Lamps)—Safety SpecificationsSpecifies the safety requirements fordischarge lamps (excluding fluores-cent lamps) for general lighting pur-poses.This standard is applicable tolow-pressure sodium vapour lampsand to high-intensity discharge lamps,i.e. high-pressure mercury vapourlamps (including blended lamps),high-pressure sodium vapour lamps,and metal halide lamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $139.00

ANSI/NEMA C78.LL 3-2003Procedures for High IntensityDischarge Lamp SamplePreparation and the ToxicityCharacteristic Leaching ProcedureIntended to supplement the ToxicityCharacteristic Leaching Procedure bysupplying specific instructions for sizereduction and for other critical pro-cedures specific to the testing of HIDlamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.C78.LL 4-2003, C78.LL 1256-2003Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $21.00

ANSI/NEMA C78.LL 4-2003Procedures for Incandescent LampSample Preparation and theToxicity Characteristic LeachingProcedureIntended to supplement the ToxicityCharacteristic Leaching Procedure by

supplying specific instructions for sizereduction and for other critical pro-cedures specific to the testing ofincandescent lamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.C78.LL 3-2003, C78.LL 1256-2003Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $21.00

ANSI/NEMA C78.LL 1256-2003Procedures for Fluorescent Lamp Sample Preparation and the Toxicity CharacteristicLeaching ProcedureIntended to supplement the ToxicityCharacteristic Leaching Procedure bysupplying specific instructions for sizereduction of lamps including integralelectronic compact, pin-based com-pact, linear and U-shaped fluorescentlamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.C78.LL 3-2003, C78.LL 4-2003Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $50.00

ANSI/IEC C78.MR11-2-19971.375 Inch (35 mm) IntegralReflector Lamps with Front Covers and GU4 or CZ4 BasesCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to assure the commonality,interchangeability, and proper appli-cation of integral-reflector lamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $30.00

ANSI C79.1-2002Nomenclature for Glass Bulbs Intended for Use with Electric LampsDescribes a system of nomenclaturethat provides designations for glassbulbs used as the envelopes for elec-tric lamps.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $62.00

ANSI/IEC C81.61-2003American National Standardfor Electrical Lamp Bases—Bases (Caps)Sets forth the specifications for bases(caps) used on electric lamps.Price: $372.00

ANSI/IEC C81.62-2003American National Standard forElectric LampholdersSets forth the specifications for lam-pholders for electric lamps.Price: $277.00

ANSI 81.63-2004Gauges for Electric Lamp Bases and LampholdersSets forth the specifications forgauges for bases (caps) and lam-pholders for electric lamps.Price: $498.00

ANSI C81.64-1993Guidelines and GeneralInformation for Electrical LampBases, Lampholders, and GaugesPrice: $50.00

ANSI C81.64a-1999Guidelines and GeneralInformation for Electric LampBases, Lampholders, and Gauges(Supplement)Supplement to ANSI C81.64.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $74.00

ANSI C82.1-1997For Lamp Ballast—Line FrequencyFluorescent Lamp BallastIntended to cover ballasts which haverated open-circuit voltages of 2000volts or less and are intended to oper-ate lamps at a frequency of 50 Hz or60 Hz.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $37.00


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ANSI C82.2-2002Method of Measurement ofFluorescent Lamp BallastsOutlines the procedures to be fol-lowed and the precautions to beobserved in measuring and testingline frequency fluorescent lamp bal-lasts as specified in C82.1 with eitherhot-cathode or cold-cathode fluores-cent lamps.Price: $92.00

ANSI C82.3-2002Reference Ballasts for Fluorescent LampsDescribes the essential design featuresand operating characteristics of refer-ence ballasts for fluorescent lamps.Price: $44.00

ANSI C82.4-2002Ballasts for High-IntensityDischarge and Low-PressureSodium Lamps (Multiple-Supply Type)Provides specifications for and operat-ing characteristics of ballasts for mer-cury, metal-halide, high-pressure sodium(HPS), and low-pressure sodium (LPS)lamps.The ballasts operate from multi-ple-supply sources of 600 volts maxi-mum at a frequency of 60 hertz.Price: $92.00

ANSI C82.5-1990 (R1995) Reference Ballasts for HID andLow Pressure Sodium LampsANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C82.6-1985 (R1996) Ballasts for High IntensityDischarge Lamps—Method ofMeasurementANSI copyright, contact Global for price

ANSI C82.9-1996High Intensity Discharge and LowPressure Sodium Lamps, Ballastsand Transformers—DefinitionsCovers the dimensional limits andother physical characteristicsrequired to assure the commonality,

interchangeability, and proper appli-cation of high-intensity discharge andlow pressure sodium lamps.Price: $30.00

ANSI C82.9b-1998Total Harmonic DistortionSupplement to C82.9-1996.Price: $23.00

ANSI C82.11 Consolidated-2002High Frequency FluorescentLamp BallastsIntended to cover high frequency bal-lasts which have rated open-circuitvoltages of 2000 volts or less and areintended to operate at a supply fre-quency of 50 Hz or 60 Hz.This docu-ment revises and updates ANSIC82.11-1993 and includes additionalsupplements.Price: $118.00

ANSI C82.12-1999American National Standard for Lamp Ballasts—Fluorescent AdaptersCovers fluorescent lamp adapters ratedfor 120 and 127 volt, 60 hertz inputand for use with Edison-screw lam-pholders. This includes adapters for hot-cathode fluorescent lamps, with eitherpreheat (switch)-start, rapid-start (con-tinuously heated cathodes), modifiedrapid start or programmed start.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $30.00

ANSI C82.13-2002For Lamp Ballasts—Definitions—for Fluorescent Lamps andBallastsProvides definitions of terms used inANSI C78 and C82 series standardsfor fluorescent lamps and ballasts.Individual standards may also includeadditional definitions specific to thatstandard.Price: $46.00

ANSI C82.77-2002Harmonic Emission Limits—Related Power QualityRequirements for Lighting EquipmentSpecifies harmonic limits and meth-ods of measurement for lightingequipment.Price: $159.00

ANSI C136.1-2004American National Standard for Roadway and Area LightingEquipment—Filament Lamps—A Guide for SelectionGuide for the proper selection of fila-ment lamps for use in roadway andarea lighting equipment covered bythe following American NationalStandards: ANSI C136.4, ANSIC136.5, ANSI C136.6, and ANSIC136.11.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $26.00

ANSI C136.2-2004American National Standard for Roadway and Area LightingEquipment—Luminaire VoltageClassificationCovers three voltage classificationsfor luminaires used in roadway andarea lighting. Also covers the generaltesting methods for determiningdielectric withstand and transientvoltage withstand.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $23.00

ANSI C136.4-2003For Roadway and Area-LightingEquipment—Series Sockets andSeries—Socket ReceptaclesCovers the following equipment forroadway and area luminaires: Seriessockets having medium impactstrength and intended for service athigh temperatures; series sockets hav-ing high impact strength and intended


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for service at limited temperatures;and series-socket receptacles in the5000 V classification.Price: $36.00

ANSI C136.5-2003American National Standard forRoadway and Area LightingEquipment—Film CutoutsCovers operating and dimensionalfeatures of single-shot film cutoutsused with series roadway lightingequipment and circuits, and functionby dielectric breakdown and subse-quent partial fusing of components toestablish a shunting electrical circuitto bypass non-operative series road-way lighting equipment.Price: $26.00

ANSI C136.9-2003American National Standard forRoadway and Area LightingEquipment—Socket SupportAssemblies for Metal Heads—Mechanical InterchangeabilityCovers the following equipment foruse in metal heads that are in accor-dance with the latest revision ofANSI C136.6: High-intensity dis-charge lamp ballast and socketassemblies and mogul and mediummultiple incandescent lamp socketand support assemblies.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $26.00

ANSI C136.16-2004For Roadway and Area LightingEquipment-Enclosed, Post Top-Mounted LuminairesCovers dimensional, maintenance, andlight distribution features that permitthe interchange of enclosed, post top-mounted luminaires whose center ofmass is approximately over themounting tenon. Luminaires of similarsize, shape, and weight meeting therequirements of this standard may beused interchangeably within a system.Price: $25.00

ANSI C136.21-2004American National Standardfor Roadway Lighting and AreaLighting Equipment—VerticalTenons Used with Post Top-mounted LuminairesCovers the attachment features ofvertical tenons on pole tops or brack-ets used in roadway and area lightingthat permit the interchangeability ofpost-top-mounted luminaires.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $26.00

ANSI C136.26-2003American National Standardfor Roadway and Area LightingEquipment—Trouble-shootingGuide for High-pressureSodium LuminairesIntended to help the service personquickly diagnose a high pressure sodi-um luminaire and also assure that theproblem is fixed on the first attempt.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $24.00

MEASURING EQUIPMENT,ELECTRICAL

ANSI C12.1-2001Code for Electricity MeteringEstablishes acceptable performancecriteria for new types of ac watthourmeters, demand meters, demand regis-ters, pulse devices, and auxiliarydevices. Describes acceptable in-serv-ice performance levels for meters anddevices used in revenue metering. Italso includes information on recom-mended measurement standards,installation requirements, test meth-ods, and test schedules.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $106.00

ANSI C12.4-1984 (R2002)Registers, Mechanical DemandCovers the voltage and frequency rat-ing, full-scale values, scale classes,demand intervals, multiplying con-stants, timing mechanism, and othergeneral features of mechanical demandregisters required for use on watthourmeters. Since mechanical demand reg-isters are designed for use as acces-sories in watthour meters, items relat-ing to watthour meters are not coveredin this standard; these items are dealtwith in several other standards.Price: $94.00

ANSI C12.5-1978 (R2002)Meters,Thermal DemandCovers the class designations, voltageand frequency ratings, scale values,demand intervals, multiplying con-stants, mounting dimensions, terminalarrangements, and other features ofgeneral-service-type thermal wattdemand meters and watthour-thermalwatt demand meters. Although thisstandard specifically refers to wattdemand meters, it is suggested thatampere and volt-ampere demandmeters follow the applicable require-ments so far as practicable.Price: $61.00

ANSI C12.6-1987 (R2002)Phase-Shifting Devices Used in Metering, Marking andArrangement of,Terminals forApplies to phase-shifting devicesdesigned to provide the proper laggedvoltages required for kvar and kVAmeasurement.Price: $102.00

ANSI C12.7-1993 (R1999)Requirements for Watthour Meter SocketsCovers the general requirements andpertinent dimensions applicable towatthour meter sockets rated up toand including 600 V and up to andincluding 320 A continuous duty persocket opening.


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Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $43.00

ANSI C12.8-1981 (R2002)Test Blocks and Cabinets forInstallation of Self-ContainedA-Base Watthour MetersCovers the dimensions and functionsof test blocks and cabinets used inself-contained A-base watthourmeters.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $32.00

ANSI C12.9-1993 (R1999)For Test Switches for Transformer-Rated MetersCovers the dimensions and functionsof meter test switches for trans-former-rated watthour meters whenused in conjunction with instrumenttransformers.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $32.00

ANSI C12.10-1997American National Standardfor Watthour MetersCovers the physical aspects of bothdetachable and bottom-connectedwatthour meters and associated reg-isters.These include ratings, internalwiring arrangements, pertinentdimensions, markings, and other gen-eral specifications.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $45.00

ANSI C12.11-1987 (R1993)Instrument Transformers forRevenue Metering, 10 kV BILthrough 350 kV BIL (0.6 kV NSV through 69 kV NSV)Covers the general requirements,metering accuracy, thermal ratings,and dimensions applicable to currentand inductively coupled voltage trans-formers for revenue metering.Price: $163.00

ANSI C12.18-1996 (R2002)Protocol Specification forANSI Type 2 Optical PortDetails the criteria required for com-munications with an electric powermetering device by another device viaan optical port. Also provides detailsfor a complete implementation of anOSI 7-layer model.Price: $46.00

ANSI C12.19-1997Utility Industry End Device Data TablesDefines a table structure for utilityapplication data to be passedbetween an end device and a comput-er. Does not define device design cri-teria nor specify the language or pro-tocol used to transport that data.Thepurpose of the tables is to definestructures for transporting data toand from end devices.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $143.00

ANSI C12.20-2002For Electricity Meters0.2 and 0.5 Accuracy ClassesEstablishes the physical aspects andacceptable performance criteria for0.2 and 0.5 accuracy class electricitymeters meeting Blondel's Theorem.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $54.00

ANSI C12.21-1999Protocol Specification forTelephone Modem CommunicationDetails the criteria required for com-munications between an electricpower metering device and a utilityhost via a modem connected to theswitched telephone network. The util-ity host could be a laptop computer, amaster station system, an electricpower metering device, or some otherelectronic communications device.The standard does not specify imple-mentation requirements of the tele-phone switched network to themodem, nor does it include definitions

for the establishment of the commu-nication channel.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $81.00

ANSI/NEMA C93.1-1999Requirements for Power-LineCarrier Coupling Capacitors andCoupling Capacitor VoltageTransformers (CCVT)Applies to capacitors for couplingpower-line carriers and for reducingrate of rise of breaker transientrecovery voltage, and to couplingcapacitor voltage transformers(CCVT) for connection to a high volt-age power circuit to supply a lowvoltage.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $60.00

EI 21.1-1993 (R2002)Instrument Transformers forRevenue Metering (110 kV BIL and Less)Covers general requirements, ratings,accuracy classifications, burdens, andpertinent dimensions applicable toinstrument current and voltage trans-formers for revenue metering rated110 kV BIL and less.Price: $70.00

EI 21.2-1991 (R1997, R2002)Instrument Transformers for Revenue Metering (125 kV BIL through 350 kV BIL)Covers general requirements, ratings,accuracy classifications, burdens, andpertinent dimensions applicable toinstrument current and voltage trans-formers for revenue metering rated125 kV BIL through 350 kV BIL.Price: $34.00


M E D I C A L ( I N C L U D I N G D I C O M )

MEDICAL

MS 1-2001Determination of Signal-to-NoiseRatio (SNR) in DiagnosticMagnetic Resonance ImagingDescribes test methods for measuringthe signal-to-noise ratio performanceof diagnostic magnetic resonanceimaging systems under a specific setof conditions, using head and bodycoils and performing proton imaging.Price: $39.00

MS 2-2003Determination of Two-DimensionalGeometric Distortion in DiagnosticMagnetic Resonance ImagesDescribes a method for determiningthe maximum percent differencebetween measured distances in animage and actual correspondingphantom dimensions. Evaluates geo-metric distortion in three orthogonalplanes passing through the center ofthe specification volume.Price: $42.00

MS 3-2003Determination of ImageUniformity in Diagnostic MagneticResonance ImagesDefines a test method for measuringimage-uniformity performance ofdiagnostic magnetic resonance imag-ing systems using head and body coilsand performing proton imaging. Doesnot address the use of surface coils,chemical shift imaging, or spec-troscopy.Price: $42.00

MS 4-1989 (R1997) (Revision 1998)Acoustic Noise MeasurementProcedure for Diagnostic MagneticResonance Imaging DevicesDesigned to measure worst-casesound levels a scanner may producein clinical applications.Price: $38.00

MS 5-2003Determination of Slice Thickness in Diagnostic Magnetic Resonance ImagingDescribes a method for determiningthe slice thickness of proton images.Does not address spectroscopy, chem-ical shift imaging, and warped slices.Price: $47.00

MS 6-1991 (R2000)Characterization of SpecialPurpose Coils for DiagnosticMagnetic Resonance ImagesDefines test methods for measuringsignal-to-noise ratio and imagenonuniformity of diagnostic magneticresonance imaging systems using spe-cial purpose coils and performingproton imaging (receive only andtransmit receive coils).Price: $33.00

MS 8-1993 (R2000)Characterization of the SpecificAbsorption Rate for MagneticResonance Imaging SystemsDescribes calorimetric and pulseenergy methods of whole body SARmeasurements. Specifies tests for vol-ume RF transmit coils which producerelatively homogeneous RF fields.Price: $56.00

MS 9-2001Characterization of Phased Array Coils for DiagnosticMagnetic Resonance ImagesDefines test methods for measuringthe signal-to-noise ratio, image uni-formity, and image nonuniformity ofMR images produced using phasedarray coils.Price: $50.00

NU 1-2001Performance Measurements ofScintillation CamerasProvides a uniform criterion for themeasurement and reporting of scintil-lation camera performance parame-ters for single and multiple crystalcameras and tomographic devicesthat image a section or reconstruc-

tion image volume, or both.Companion Standard: IEC 789Price: $72.00

NU 2-2001Performance Measurements ofPositron Emission TomographsProvides a uniform and consistentmethod for measuring and reportingperformance parameters of positronemission tomographs. Included aretime of flight and non time of flightcoincidence systems, discrete andcontinuous detector designs, singleand multiple slice devices, and multi-planar and volume reconstructionmodels.Price: $58.00

NU 3-2004Performance Measurementsand Quality Control Guidelinesfor Non-Imaging IntraoperativeGamma ProbesEstablishes definitions and describesquantitative measurements of per-formance characteristics and qualitycontrol tests for non-imaging intraop-erative gamma probes.Price: $59.00

DICOM

PS 3 (Set)DICOM Set (paper version)Set includes PS 3.1 through PS 3.16.Price: $692.00

PS 3.1-2003Digital Imaging andCommunications in Medicine (DICOM) Part 1:Introduction and OverviewProvides an overview of the entireDigital Imaging and Communicationsin Medicine (DICOM) Standard. Itdescribes the history, scope, goals, andstructure of the standard. In particular,it contains a brief description of thecontents of each part of the standard.Companion Standards: PS 3.2through PS 3.16Price: $44.00


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PS 3.2-2003DICOM Part 2: ConformanceSpecifies the purpose and structureof a conformance statement.Describes general conformancerequirements that must be met byany implementation claiming confor-mance to the DICOM Standard.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $68.00

PS 3.3-2003DICOM Part 3:Information Object DefinitionsProvides an abstract definition of realworld objects applicable to communi-cation of digital medical information.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $246.00

PS 3.4-2003DICOM Part 4:Service Class SpecificationsSpecifies the set of service class defi-nitions which provide an abstract def-inition of real world activities appli-cable to communication of digitalmedical information.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $164.00

PS 3.5-2003DICOM Part 5:Data Structure and SemanticsSpecifies the structure and encodingof data sets.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $92.00

PS 3.6-2003DICOM Part 6: Data DictionaryContains the registry of all DICOMdata elements and all DICOM uniqueidentifiers that are defined within theDICOM Standard.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $84.00

PS 3.7-2003DICOM Part 7: Message ExchangeSpecifies the DICOM MessageService Element (DIMSE).Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $103.00

PS 3.8-2003DICOM Part 8: NetworkCommunication Support forMessage ExchangeSpecifies the services and the upperlayer protocols necessary to supportthe communication of DICOMApplication Entities in a networkedenvironment.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $68.00

PS 3.10-2003DICOM Part 10: Media Storage and File Formatfor Media InterchangeSpecifies a general model for thestorage of medical imaging informa-tion on removable media. It providesa framework allowing the interchangeof various types of medical imagesand related information on a broadrange of physical media.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $56.00

PS 3.11-2003DICOM Part 11: Media StorageApplication ProfilesSpecifies a general model for the stor-age of medical imaging information onremovable media. It enables interoper-ability by specifying standard sets ofelements from the various other partsof the DICOM Standard related to aspecific clinical need.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $68.00

PS 3.12-2003DICOM Part 12: Media Formats and Physical Media for Media InterchangeFacilitates the interchange of infor-mation between digital imaging com-puter systems in medical environ-ments.This interchange enhancesdiagnostic imaging and potentiallyother clinical applications.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $62.00

PS 3.14-2003DICOM Part 14: GrayscaleStandard Display FunctionSpecifies a standardized display func-tion for the display of grayscaleimages. Display systems include, forexample, monitors with associateddriving electronics.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $68.00

PS 3.15-2003DICOM Part 15: Security ProfilesSpecifies security profiles to whichimplementations may claim confor-mance.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $49.00

PS 3.16-2003DICOM Part 16:Content Mapping ResourceSpecifies the DICOM ContentMapping Resource (DCMR) whichdefines the templates and contextgroups used elsewhere in the standard.Companion Standards: PS 3.1through PS 3.16Price: $164.00

UD 2-2004NEMA Acoustic OutputMeasurement Standard forDiagnostic Ultrasound EquipmentEnables users to monitor acousticoutput display in "real time" duringthe course of the ultrasound examina-tion.These are intended to provide


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information to clinical operators sopatient exposure to ultrasound maybe minimized, while maximizing diag-nostic information and ease of use.Price: $122.00

UD 3-2004Standard for Real Time Display ofThermal and Mechanical AcousticOutput Indices on DiagnosticUltrasound EquipmentEnables users to monitor acousticoutput display in "real time" duringthe course of the ultrasound examina-tion.These are intended to provideinformation to clinical operators sopatient exposure to ultrasound maybe minimized, while maximizing diag-nostic information and ease of use.Published in cooperation withAmerican Institute of Ultrasound inMedicine.Price: $63.00

XR 5-1992 (R1999)Measurement of Dimensions and Properties of Focal Spots of Diagnostic X-Ray TubesProvides test methods for assessingthe properties of focal spots for med-ical diagnostic X-ray tubes and is notintended for use with X-ray tubes usedin computed tomography scanners.Companion Standard: IEC 336Price: $46.00

XR 7-1995 (R2000)High Voltage X-Ray Cables and ReceptaclesDefines electrical and structural testrequirements of high-voltage cableassemblies and receptacles used indiagnostic medical X-ray equipmentfrom 10 kV to 200 kV.Companion Standard: IEC 526Price: $30.00

XR 9-1984 (R1994, R2000)Power Supply Guidelines for X-Ray MachinesCovers conventional medical and den-tal diagnostic X-ray equipment.Computed tomography (CT), batterypowered therapy, and industrial

equipment are not included.Price: $29.00

XR 10-1986 (R1992, R1998)Measurement of the MaximumSymmetrical Radiation Field from a Rotating Anode X-Ray Tube Used for Medical DiagnosisProvides methods for measuring themaximum symmetrical radiation fieldfrom a rotating anode X-ray tubeused for medical diagnosis.Companion Standard: IEC 806Price: $33.00

XR 11-1993 (R1999)Test Standard for Determinationof the Limiting Spatial Resolution of X-Ray ImageIntensifier SystemsThese systems include optical viewingsystems, video systems, photofluoro-graphic film recording systems, andcine film recording and projectionsystems.Price: $44.00

XR 13-1990 (R1995, R2000)Mechanical Safety Standard for Power Driven Motions ofElectromedical EquipmentCovers all power-driven equipmentmotions that are accessible to patientor operator during intended use.Price: $30.00

XR 14-1990 (R1995, R2000)Recommended Practices for LoadBearing Mechanical AssembliesUsed in Diagnostic ImagingOutlines practices for the design, con-struction, and use of load bearingcastings, weldments, and threadedfasteners.Price: $30.00

XR 15-1991 (R1996, R2001)Test Standard for theDetermination of the VisibleEntrance Field Size of an X-Ray Image Intensifier SystemDefines the test standard method forthe determination of the visibleentrance field size of an X-ray image

intensifier (XRII) system. Includesdirect viewing systems, video systems,photofluorographic film recordingsystems, and cine film recording andprojection system.Price: $34.00

XR 16-1991 (R1996, R2001)Test Standard for theDetermination of the SystemContrast Ratio and the SystemVeiling Glare Index of an X-RayImage Intensifier SystemDetermines the system contrast ratio(SCR) and the system veiling glareindex (SVGI) at the center of theimage produced by an XRII systemunder a given set of test conditions.The measurement proceduresdescribed pertain to images formed bythe photofluorographic film system,the cine film system, the video system,and the direct viewing system.Price: $36.00

XR 17-1993 (R1999)Test Standard for theMeasurement for the Image Signal Uniformity of an X-RayImage Intensifier SystemProcedures for defining the methodof measuring the image signal unifor-mity produced by an XRII systemunder a given set of test conditions.Price: $35.00

XR 18-1993 (R1999)Test Standard for theDetermination of the Radial Image Distortion of an X-RayImage Intensifier SystemDefines the NEMA standard methodfor determining radial image distor-tion of XRII systems under a givenset of test conditions.Price: $44.00

XR 19-1993 (R1999)Electrical,Thermal, and LoadingCharacteristics of X-Ray TubesUsed for Medical DiagnosisProvides test and presentation ofdata methods for assessing the elec-trical and thermal performance of X-


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ray tubes used in medical diagnosis.Price: $45.00

XR 21-2000Characteristics of and TestProcedures for a Phantom toBenchmark Cardiac Fluoroscopicand Fluorographic PerformanceThe performance of any medicalimaging system can be divided intotwo categories: (1) suitability of theimages for the clinical procedure and(2) the amount of energy adminis-tered the patient while acquiring theimages.The phantom and test proce-dures described test systems underconditions simulating a range of fluo-roscopically guided invasive and inter-ventional procedures.Price: $44.00

MOTORS & GENERATORS

General Specification forConsultants Industrial andMunicipal NEMA PremiumEfficiency Electric Motors (600 Volts or Less)Outlines the minimum requirementsfor three-phase AC induction motorsapplied to municipal and industrialapplications for operation on voltages600 volts or less, rated 500 HP orless, operating more than 2000 hoursper year at >75% of full-load.Downloadable from www.nema.org.Price: $36.00

Application Guide for ACAdjustable Speed Drive SystemsCovers AC electrical drive systems,rated 600 volts or less, consisting ofthree-phase induction motors, voltagesource pulse width modulatedadjustable frequency controls, andassociated components. It addressescommon issues that should be consid-ered in the selection of drive systemcomponents and the installation andapplication of the drive system.Price: $89.00

ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2003Motors and GeneratorsAssists users in the proper selectionand application of motors and gener-ators. Revised periodically, the stan-dard provides for changes in userneeds, advances in technology, andchanging economic trends. Practicalinformation concerning performance,safety, test, construction, and manu-facture of alternating-current anddirect-current motors and generators.Companion Standards: MG 3, MG10, ANSI C84.1, IEC 60341Price: $218.00

ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2003(CD version)Motors and GeneratorsAssists users in the proper selectionand application of motors and gener-ators. Revised periodically, the stan-dard provides for changes in userneeds, advances in technology, andchanging economic trends. Practicalinformation concerning performance,safety, test, construction, and manu-facture of alternating-current anddirect-current motors and generators.Companion Standards: MG 3, MG10, ANSI C84.1, IEC 60341Price: $218.00

MG 1 Condensed-2002Information Guide for GeneralPurpose Industrial AC Small and Medium Squirrel-CageInduction Motor StandardsA condensation of the standardsincluded in NEMA StandardsPublication Motors and Generators,MG 1-1998 through Revision 2.Some standards are reprinted in theirentirety while others have been com-bined or abbreviated. Provides chartsof motor frame sizes and dimensions.Price: $79.00

MG 2-2001Safety Standard and Guide forSelection, Installation, and Use ofElectric Motors and GeneratorsProvides recommendations for theselection, installation, and use ofrotating electric machines in such amanner as to provide for the practicalsafeguarding of persons and property.Companion Standards: MG 1, MG 10Price: $59.00

MG 3-1974 (R1995, R2000)Sound Level Predictionfor Installed Rotating Electrical MachinesProvides a method for estimatingsound pressure levels of installedrotating electrical machines.Price: $38.00

MG 10-2001Energy Management Guide forSelection and Use of FixedFrequency Medium AC Squirrel-Cage Polyphase Induction MotorsProvides practical information con-cerning the proper selection andapplication of medium AC polyphasesquirrel-cage induction motorsincluding installation, operation, andmaintenance in fixed frequency appli-cations.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard: MG 1Price: $53.00

MG 11-1977 (R1997, R2001)Energy Management Guide for Selection and Use of Single Phase MotorsProvides practical information con-cerning the proper selection andapplication of single phase motorsincluding installation, operation, andmaintenance.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Price: $30.00


O U T L E T & S W I T C H B OX E S T H R O U G H PR OT E C T I V E D E V I C E S

OUTLET & SWITCH BOXES

ANSI/NEMA OS 1-2003Sheet-Steel Outlet Boxes, DeviceBoxes, Covers, and Box SupportsCovers those general-purpose metaloutlet boxes, device boxes, covers, andsupports that are widely used by theconsumer.They are designed to facili-tate the pulling of wires, to protect andfacilitate wiring splices and taps, toprovide a means of mounting and pro-tecting wiring devices, and to provide aconnection for rigid conduit, electricalmetallic tubing, armored cable, metalclad cable, nonmetallic sheathed cable,flexible metallic conduit and knob-and-tube wiring systems.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense and approved as anAmerican National Standard.Companion Standards: WD 6, OS 2Price: $110.00

ANSI/NEMA OS 2-2003Nonmetallic Outlet Boxes, DeviceBoxes, Covers, and Box SupportsCovers those general-purpose non-metallic outlet boxes, device boxes,covers, and supports that are widelyused by the consumer.They aredesigned to facilitate the pulling ofwires, to protect and facilitate wiringsplices and taps, to provide a meansof mounting and protecting wiringdevices, and to provide a connectionfor nonmetallic sheathed cable, non-metallic tubing, rigid nonmetallic con-duit, and electrical nonmetallic tubingor other approved raceways.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: WD 6, OS 1Price: $66.00

OS 3-2002Selection and InstallationGuidelines for Electrical Outlet BoxesCovers guidelines for selection andinstallation of general purpose andspecialty metallic, nonmetallic, and

composite outlet boxes such asdevice, fixture, and junction boxes;extension rings; covers; and flushdevice cover plates.Price: $66.00

PIN & SLEEVE PLUG,RECEPTACLE & CONNECTORS

FB 11-2000Plugs, Receptacles, andConnectors of the Pin and SleeveType for Hazardous LocationsRequirements apply to all plugs,receptacles, and connectors up to600 volts AC, 250 volts DC, and allcurrent ratings up to 200 amperes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standard: NEMA 250Price: $46.00

POWER CONVERTERS

ANSI C84.1-1995 (R2001)Electrical Power Systems and Equipment—Voltage Ratings (60Hz)Price: $39.00

LA 1-1992 (R1999)Surge ArrestersSupplements ANSI/IEEE C62.1-1990, "American National Standardfor Surge Arresters for AlternatingCurrent Power Circuits." Applies toall valve surge arresters for AC sys-tems, including arresters that are anintegral part of other apparatus.Price: $30.00

PE 1-2003Uninterruptible Power Systems(UPS)—Specification andPerformance VerificationProvides manufacturers and usersguidance on specifying and verifyingperformance of uninterruptible powersystems.Price: $36.00

PE 5-1997 (R2003)Utility Type Battery ChargersProvides definitions, minimumrequirements, and test methods forstabilized constant-potential-type fil-tered and unfiltered utility-type bat-tery chargers.Price: $50.00

PE 7-1997 (R2003)Communication Type Battery ChargersProvides definitions, minimumrequirements, and test methods forstabilized constant-potential-type fil-tered and unfiltered communications-type battery chargers.Price: $50.00

PROTECTIVE DEVICES

Type "2" Motor Starter Protection Fuse GuideFour-page brochure discusses theelectrical power distribution system—a plant's lifeline and the applicationof Type "2" Coordination (No-DamageProtection) that assures that themotor starter will be operable after afault occurs and the fault is correct-ed.Type "2" Coordination cannot pre-vent the initial fault from occurring,however, it assures all other compo-nents in the motor starter remainfunctional.Downloadable from www.nema.orgTo order, phone: (703) 841-3297.

ANSI/NEMA GR 1-2001Grounding Rod Electrodes and Grounding Rod Electrode CouplingsProvides practical information con-cerning construction, test, perform-ance, and manufacture of ground rodelectrodes and ground rod electrodecouplings.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $46.00


PR OT E C T I V E D E V I C E S T H R O U G H S A F E T Y

FU 1-2002Low Voltage Cartridge FusesCovers fuses G, H, J, K, L, R,T, andCC low voltage cartridge fuses rated600 volts or less, alternating currentand direct current.Price: $59.00

LS 1-1992 (R2000)Low Voltage Surge Protection DevicesAddresses a uniform specification oflow voltage surge protection devicesspecifically manufactured for usewith line service voltages of less than1000 VRMS.Price: $30.00

ANSI C62.61-1993Gas Tube Surge Arresters on Wire Line Telephone CircuitsApplies to gas tube arresters to beused for the limitation of voltagesurges due to lightning or power dis-turbances on wire line telephonefacilities in accordance with theNational Electrical Code, in the limit-ing of voltages on telephone cablefacilities, and in the limiting of volt-ages on equipment intended to coor-dinate with the gas tube surgearresters covered by this standard.Price: $36.00

RESIDENTIAL CONTROLS

DC 3-2003Residential Controls—ElectricalWall-Mounted Room ThermostatsCovers self-contained, electrical andelectronic, wall-mounted room ther-mostats for controlling the tempera-ture of the space in which the ther-mostat is mounted by controlling theapplied energy for heating, cooling, orheating-cooling.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standard: DC 12, DC 13Price: $43.00

DC 5-2002Residential Controls—Surface-Type Controls for Electric Storage Water HeatersApplies to surface-type control ther-mostats and temperature limitingcontrols for electric storage waterheaters.Price: $36.00

DC 10-1983 (R1989, R2003)Residential Controls—Temperature Limit Controlsfor Electric Baseboard HeatersDescribes constructional details, clas-sifications, ratings, and other charac-teristics of temperature limit controlsand control systems of the linear-sensing or spot types, which are suit-able for mounting inside electricbaseboard heaters for the purpose ofdisconnecting the electrical loadwhen the heater reaches abnormallyhigh temperatures.Price: $38.00

DC 12-1985 (R1991,R1997, R2002)Residential Controls:Hot Water Immersion ControlsDefines basic construction standardsand performance characteristics ofelectric switch type hot water immer-sion controls intended primarily foruse with hot water boilers andheaters used in residential heating.Companion Standard: DC 3Price: $38.00

DC 13-1979 (R1985,R1991, R1997, R2002)Line Voltage Integrally MountedThermostats for Electric HeatersDefines basic construction standardsand performance characteristics ofintegrally mounted thermostats.Companion Standard: DC 3Price: $33.00

DC 20-1992 (R2003)Residential Controls—Class 2 TransformersCovers Class 2 transformers intendedprimarily for use in 30 volts rms

maximum low-voltage residentialcontrol circuits. It includes defini-tions, electrical ratings, performancestandards, mounting dimensions, andmarking requirements.Price: $43.00

SAFETY

Guidelines for Handling WaterDamaged Electrical EquipmentProvides advice on the safe handlingof electrical equipment that has beenexposed to water through flooding,fire fighting activities, hurricanes, etc.This 12-page brochure is designed foruse by suppliers, installers, inspec-tors, and users of electrical products.It outlines which items will requirecomplete replacement or can bereconditioned by a trained profession-al. Equipment covered includes elec-trical distribution equipment, motorcircuits, power equipment, transform-ers, wire, cable and flexible cords,wiring devices, GFCIs and surge pro-tectors, lighting fixtures and ballasts,motors, electronic products includingsignaling, protection, communicationsystems, and industrial controls, andcable trays.Downloadable from www.nema.org

Meet Mr. OuchResponds to questions that mightarise about the background and pur-pose of the "Mr. Ouch" labeling sys-tems.To order, phone: (703) 841-3242

Safety Guide for Use of Extension CordsImportant information on purchasingand use of extension cords.Downloadable from www.nema.org.To order, phone: (703) 841-3266

ANSI Z535 Color ChartColor Chart for use with Z535 Safety StandardsPrice: $26.00


S A F E T Y T H R O U G H T R A N S F O R M ER S

ANSI Z535 SetContains all five of the Z535 standards.Price: $301.00

ANSI Z535 Set (CD Version)Contains all five of the Z535 standards.Price: $301.00

ANSI Z535.1-2002Safety Color CodeSets forth the technical definitions,color standards, and color tolerancesfor safety colors.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ANSIZ535.2, ANSI Z535.3, ANSIZ535.4, ANSI Z535.5Price: $59.00

ANSI Z535.2-2002Environmental and Facility Safety SignsEstablishes requirements for a uni-form visual system of identificationrelated to potential hazards in theenvironment. It provides for thedesign, application, and use of signsand placards employing this visualalerting system.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ANSIZ535.1, ANSI Z535.3, ANSIZ535.4, ANSI Z535.5Price: $59.00

ANSI Z535.3-2002Criteria for Safety SymbolsProvides general criteria for thedesign, evaluation, and use of safetysymbols to identify and warn againstspecific hazards, and to provide infor-mation to avoid personal injury.Approved as an American NationalStandard.

Companion Standards: ANSIZ535.1, ANSI Z535.2, ANSIZ535.4, ANSI Z535.5Price: $112.00

ANSI Z535.4-2002Product Safety Signs and LabelsSets forth performance requirementsfor the design, application, use, andplacement of safety signs and labelsintended to identify potential hazardsfor persons using, operating, servic-ing, or in proximity to, a wide varietyof products.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ANSIZ535.1, ANSI Z535.2, ANSIZ535.3, ANSI Z535.5Price: $59.00

ANSI Z535.5-2002Safety Tags and BarricadeTapes (for Temporary Hazards)Describes safety tags and barricadetapes that shall be used to identify atemporary hazard. They shall be usedonly until such time as the identifiedhazard is eliminated or the hazardousoperation is completed. If a perma-nent sign or label is presented in a tagconfiguration, it shall comply with theprovisions of ANSI Z535.4-2002, orANSI Z535.2-2002.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: ANSIZ535.1, ANSI Z535.2, ANSIZ535.3, ANSI Z535.4Price: $59.00

STEAM TURBINES

SM 23-1991 (R1997, R2002)Steam Turbines for Mechanical Drive ServiceCovers single stage and multistagemechanical drive steam turbinesintended to drive pumps, fans, com-pressors, etc. Also applicable to tur-bines expanding various gases orcompressed air. In addition, applies toauxiliary equipment associated with

the turbine only. Does not apply tothe driven equipment or the otherequipment in the steam cycle.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $50.00

SM 24-1991 (R1997, R2002)Land-Based Steam TurbineGenerator Sets 0 to 33,000 kWCovers single-stage and multistagesteam turbines, reduction gears, aircooled electric generators,switchgear, and auxiliary systems.Applicable to turbines expanding vari-ous gases or compressed air. Does notapply to other equipment in thesteam cycle or electrical distributionsystems.Companion Standards: NEMA 250,AB 1, SM 23, MG 1Price: $64.00

TRANSFORMERS

107-1987 (R1993)Methods of Measurement of Radio Influence Voltage (RIV) of High Voltage ApparatusCovers the methods of measurementof radio influence voltage in the fre-quency range of 0.015 to 30 MHzthat may be associated with high volt-age power apparatus used on trans-mission and distribution systems atline voltages of 0.6 kV and above.Price: $38.00

260-1996Safety Labels for Padmounted Switchgear andTransformers Sited in Public AreasDetails labels used on pad mountedswitchgear and transformers sited inpublic areas; i.e., utility easementsadjacent to residential properties,shopping centers, schools, etc. May beused for equipment sited in utility orindustrial properties which are not nor-mally accessible to the general public.Price: $36.00

The ANSI Z535 standards areavailable on CD for standalone useand licensed use over a local areanetwork (LAN). Network pricingalso available, see page 10.


T R A N S F O R M ER S — T R A N S P O RTAT I O N M A N A GE M E NT S YST E M S

ST 1-1988 (R1994, R1997)Specialty Transformers (Except General Purpose Type)Covers control, industrial control,Class 2, signaling, ignition, and lumi-nous tube transformers. Contains serv-ice conditions, tests, classifications,performance characteristics, and con-struction data for the transformers.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Price: $39.00

ST 20-1992 (R1997)Dry Type Transformers forGeneral ApplicationsApplies to single-phase and polyphasedry type transformers (including bothautotransformers and noncurrent lim-iting reactors) for supplying energy topower, heating, and lighting circuits.Approved as an American NationalStandard and Adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense.Companion Standard:NEMA 250,ANSI C57.12.70Price: $55.00

TP 1-2002Guide for Determining Energy Efficiency forDistribution TransformersIntended for use as a basis for deter-mining the energy efficiency perform-ance of certain single-phase and three-phase dry-type and liquid-filled distri-bution transformers and to assist in theproper selection of such equipment.Price: $47.00

TP 2-1998Standard Test Methodfor Measuring the EnergyConsumption ofDistribution TransformersIntended for use as a basis for deter-mining the energy efficiency perform-ance of the equipment covered and toassist in the proper selection of suchequipment. It covers single-phase andthree-phase dry-type and liquidimmersed distribution transformers.Price: $39.00

TP 3-2000Standard for the Labeling of Distribution Transformer EfficiencyDefines the labeling of distributiontransformers tested to the efficiencylevels specified in TP 1.The label shallbe affixed to the transformer in a per-manent manner.The label becomes thecertificate of conformance to the estab-lished efficiency of the transformer.Price: $25.00

TR 1-1993 (R2000)Transformers, Regulators,and ReactorsProvides a list of all ANSI C57 stan-dards that have been approved byNEMA. In addition, it includes cer-tain NEMA standard test methods,test codes, and properties of liquidimmersed transformers, regulators,and reactors that are not AmericanNational Standards.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Companion Standards:ANSI C57.12.10, ANSI C57.12.20,ANSI C57.12.22, ANSI C57.12.23,ANSI C57.12.25, ANSI C57.12.26,ANSI C57.12.40, ANSI C57.12.50,ANSI C57.12.51, ANSI C57.12.52,ANSI C84.1Price: $38.00

TRANSPORTATIONMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

NTCIP 1101:1996 (formerly TS 3.2-1996)Simple TransportationManagement FrameworkCovers integrated management oftransportation networks, networkingdevices, and transportation-specificequipment attached to NTCIP-basednetworks.Price: $68.00

NTCIP 1201:1996 (formerly TS 3.4-1996)Global Object DefinitionsThe standard for messaging betweenTransportation Management and fielddevices is accomplished by using theNTCIP Application Layer services toconvey requests to access or modifyvalues stored in a given device; thesevalues are referred to as objects.Price: $78.00

NTCIP 1202:1996(formerly TS 3.5-1996)Object Definitions for ActuatedTraffic Signal Controller UnitsDefines the data elements and confor-mance requirements for ActuatedTraffic Signal Controller Units. Itdefines requirements that are appli-cable to all NTCIP Actuated TrafficSignal Controller Units and it alsocontains optional and conditionalclauses that are applicable to specificenvironments for which they areintended.Price: $104.00

NTCIP 1203:1997(formerly TS 3.6-1997)Object Definitions for Dynamic Message Signs (DMS)Defines the data elements and confor-mance requirements for DynamicMessage Signs. It defines require-ments that are applicable to allNTCIP Dynamic Message Signs andit also contains optional and condi-tional clauses that are applicable tospecific environments for which theyare intended.Price: $81.00

NTCIP 1204:1998 (formerly TS 3.7-1998)Object Definitions forEnvironmental Sensor Stations (ESS)Provides definitions of data elementsfor use with environmental sensorstations (ESS).Price: $54.00


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NTCIP 1205:2001Object Definitions for Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Camera ControlLimited to the functionality related toCCTV Camera Control within a trans-portation environment. Definesobjects which are specific to CCTVand also defines standardized objectgroups which can be used for confor-mance statements.Price: $54.00

NTCIP 1207:2001Object Definitions for Ramp MeterControl (RMC) UnitsLimited to the functionality related toRMCs used within a transportationenvironment. The limits and descrip-tions of the parameters are estab-lished to give users maximum flexibil-ity to operate devices that exist nowor in the future.Price: $104.00

NTCIP 1400:2000TCIP Framework StandardDefines the Framework for theTransit Business Area objects thatare supported by the TransitCommunications Interface Profiles(TCIP). Introduces the background,basic concepts, and conformancerequirements that apply to all TCIPbusiness area requirements.Price: $41.00

NTCIP 1401:2000Standard on Common PublicTransportation (CPT) ObjectsDescribes the set of infrastructure(fixed and rolling) data such as vehi-cles, employees, facilities, and assetsfor common public transportationobjects.Price: $110.00

NTCIP 1402:2000Standard on Incident Management (IM) ObjectsCovers the data needs related todetecting, verifying, prioritizing,responding to, and clearing unplannedevents (such as accidents, weather

conditions, crimes, etc.) that affecttransit operations.Price: $110.00

NTCIP 1403:2000Standard on PassengerInformation (PI) ObjectsCovers the data needs related to provid-ing passengers and potential passengerswith the information for planning andmaking trips using public transporta-tion, including input data associatedwith traveler preferences, estimatedtime of arrival, and published schedules.Price: $100.00

NTCIP 1404:2000Standard on Scheduling/Runcutting (SCH) ObjectsCovers the data needs of the func-tions related to scheduling and run-cutting, including all input data need-ed to develop the master schedule,trip sheet, run guides, paddles, andinventory files.Price: $100.00

NTCIP 1405:2000Standard on SpatialRepresentation (SP) ObjectsProvides other transit business areaswith a vocabulary and formats forrepresenting common attributes forreferencing objects in space.Price: $100.00

NTCIP 1406:2000Standard on On-Board(OB) ObjectsThe on-board domain covers the dataneeds of the functions related to on-board applications. This includes alldata needed for the communicationsbetween on-board components withina public transportation vehicle andother transit applications.Price: $79.00

NTCIP 1407:2000Standard on Control Center (CC) ObjectsThe control center domain covers thedata needs of the functions related tocontrol center applications.The con-

trol center functions span variouscomponents and systems within trans-portation and operations.Price: $92.00

NTCIP 1408:2001Standard on Fare Collection(FC) Business Area ObjectsThe fare collection domain covers thedata needs for the functions relatedto fare policies, and selling, collec-tion, processing, and accounting offares from passengers. The businessarea also includes data needs relatedto the monitoring and maintenance ofequipment related to the selling, col-lection, and processing of fare media.Price: $110.00

NTCIP 2001:1996 (formerly TS 3.3-1996)National TransportationCommunications for ITS Protocol-Class B ProfileEstablishes a common method ofinterconnecting ITS field equipment,such as traffic controllers and vari-able message signs (VMS), definesthe protocol and procedures forestablishing communications betweenthose components, and referencescommon data sets to be used by allsuch equipment.Price: $76.00

NTCIP 2101:2001Point to Multi-Point ProtocolUsing RS-232 Subnetwork ProfileApplicable to transportation relateddevices that must operate in a typicalprimary/secondary configurationwhere one device is the designatedprimary while one or more otherdevices are connected to one channelacting as secondaries. As a subnet-work profile, it specifies a set of pro-tocols and standards applicable tothe data link and physical layers ofthe OSI Reference Model.Price: $36.00


T R A N S P O RTAT I O N M A N A GE M E NT S YST E M S — W I R E & C A B L E

NTCIP 2202:2001Internet (TCP/IP and UDP/IP)Transport ProfileApplies to transportation devices andmanagement systems that must oper-ate in Intelligent TransportationSystems. As a transport profile, itspecifies a set of protocols and stan-dards applicable to the transport andnetwork layers of the ISO-OSIReference Model.Price: $46.00

NTCIP 2301:2001Simple TransportationManagement FrameworkApplication ProfileApplies to transportation devices andmanagement systems that must oper-ate in an Intelligent TransportationSystem.Price: $43.00

NTCIP 2302:2001Trivial File Transfer Protocol Application ProfileApplies to traffic control and trans-portation related devices that mustoperate in an IntelligentTransportation System.Price: $30.00

NTCIP 2303:2001File Transfer Protocol Application ProfileApplies to traffic control and trans-portation devices concerned with oper-ating in an Intelligent TransportationSystem. As an NTCIP application pro-file, it specifies a set of protocols andstandards for the application, presenta-tion, and session layers of the ISO-OSIReference Model.Price: $36.00

NTCIP 8003:2001Profile FrameworkApplies to traffic control and trans-portation related devices which mustoperate in an IntegratedTransportation System. Develops theterminology, content, structure, andorganization of standardized profiles.Price: $30.00

TS 1-1989 (R1994, R2000)Traffic Control Systems (NotRecommended for New Designs)Defines traffic signaling equipmentused to facilitate and expedite thesafe movement of vehicular andpedestrian traffic.This standard hasbeen reaffirmed to make it availablefor support of legacy traffic controlequipment. For new equipment instal-lations, the use of TS 2-1998, TrafficController Assemblies with NTCIPRequirements, is recommended.Price: $88.00

TS 2-2003Traffic Controller Assemblieswith NTCIP Requirements,Version 02.06Covers traffic signaling equipmentused to facilitate and expedite thesafe movement of pedestrians andvehicular traffic.Companion Standard: NEMA 250Price: $148.00

WIRE & CABLE

User Guide to ProductSpecifications for ElectricalBuilding Wire and CableOne-page guide listing commonlyused electrical building wire andcable and the applicable U.S. stan-dards recognized by the NationalElectrical Code (NFPA-70).To order, phone: (703) 841-3264

ANSI/NEMA HP 3-2001Electrical and Electronic PTFE(Polytetrafluoroethylene)Insulated High Temperature Hook-Up Wire;Types ET (250 Volts), E(600 Volt), and EE (1000 Volt)Covers specific requirements forPTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) insu-lated solid and stranded wire,designed for the internal wiring ofhigh reliability electrical and elec-tronic equipment.Approved as an American NationalStandard. Adopted by the U.S. Dept.of Defense as an alternative non-gov-

ernment standard to MIL-C-16878for PTFE.Companion Standard: WC 52Price: $47.00

ANSI/NEMA HP 4-2000Electrical and Electronic FEP(Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene)Insulated High Temperature Hook-Up Wire,Types KT (250 Volt), K(600 Volt), and KK (1000 Volt)Covers specific requirements for fluo-rinated ethylene propylene (FEP)insulated solid and stranded wire,designed for the internal wiring ofhigh reliability electrical and elec-tronic equipment.Approved as an American NationalStandard. Adopted by the U.S. Dept.of Defense as an alternative non-gov-ernment standard to MIL-C-16878for FEP.Companion Standards: WC 52, WC 56Price: $50.00

HP 100-1991 (R1999) Series (HP 100-100.4)High Temperature Instrumentationand Control CablesCovers requirements and test proce-dures for a series of multiple conduc-tor, high temperature instrumentation,and control cables for use in ducts,conduit, and trays.Price: $116.00

MW 750-1996 (R2001)Dynamic Coefficient of Friction of Film Insulated Magnet WireProvides a method and equipmentused for determining the coefficientof friction of film insulated roundmagnet wire for sizes AWG 14-44.Price: $39.00

MW 765-2003Reclaiming of MagnetWire PackagingSpecifies the required physical andvisual characteristics of reclaimedplastic spools/reels and other compo-nents used for packaging of magnetwire.Price: $54.00


W I R E & C A B L E

MW 785-2000Simulated Insertion Force Test forFilm Insulated Round Magnet WireDeveloped to enable magnet wiremanufacturers to evaluate the effectsthat various characteristics of magnetwire have on forces that are presentas a magnet wire coil is inserted intothe stator slot of an electric motor.Insertion force exerted by coil injec-tion equipment is critical since exces-sive amounts of force can result inmagnet wire insulation damage,which can lead to electrical failures.Price: $35.00

MW 790-2000AC Overload Test for FilmInsulated Magnet WireDescribes a method and the equip-ment that may be used for determin-ing the current overload due to resist-ance heating of 18 AWG heavy buildfilm-insulated round copper wire.Price: $33.00

ANSI/NEMA MW 1000-2003Magnet WireDefinitions, type designations, dimen-sions, construction, performance, andmethods of testing magnet wire gen-erally used in the winding of coils forelectrical equipment.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense to replace JW-1177 andapproved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: MW 750,MW 755, MW 760, MW 800Price: $154.00

ANSI/NEMA MW 1000-2003 (CD Version)Magnet WireDefinitions, type designations, dimen-sions, construction, performance, andmethods of testing magnet wire gen-erally used in the winding of coils forelectrical equipment.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense to replace JW-1177 andapproved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: MW 750,

MW 755, MW 760, MW 800Price: $154.00

WC 2-1980/ICEA S-67-401 5th Edition (R1991, R1998)Steel Armor and AssociatedCoverings for ImpregnatedPaper Insulated CablesApplies to materials, constructions,and requirements for steel armor andassociated coverings for impregnatedpaper insulated cables for use inpower circuits.Price: $30.00

WC 26-2000/EEMAC 201Binational Wire and CablePackaging StandardCovers uniform requirements forpackaging electrical wire and cablefor the North American wire andcable industry.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense.Price: $58.00

WC 50-1976/ICEA P-53-4262nd Ed. (R1993, R1999)Ampacities, Including Effect of Shield Losses for SingleConductor Solid Dielectric PowerCable 15 kV through 69 kVProvides calculated ampacities forsingle conductor solid dielectric 15-69 kV power cables with bonded andgrounded shields, copper or aluminumconductors, spaced or trefoil configu-rations, single or double circuits.Price: $83.00

ANSI/NEMA WC 51-2003/ICEA P-54-440Ampacities of Cables Installed in Cable TraysCovers the ampacity ratings for 600-15,000 volt solid dielectric cablesinstalled in cable trays. Ampacity rat-ings are tabulated for single conductorcables, triplexed assemblies of singleconductor cables, and three-conductorcables incorporating an overall jacket.Price: $66.00

WC 52-1985 (R1991, R2000)High Temperature and Electronic Insulated Wire Impulse Dielectric TestingThis procedure is intended for thedielectric testing of insulation ofunshielded single conductor wires. Itis not intended for use with multi-conductor cable.Price: $34.00

ANSI/NEMA/ICEA T-27-581-2002/WC 53-2000Standard Test Methods forExtruded Dielectric Power,Control, Instrumentation, andPortable Cables for TestApplies to the testing of extrudeddielectric insulated power, control,instrumentation, and portable cables.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $87.00

ANSI/ICEA T-26-465/WC 54-2001Guide for Frequency of SamplingExtruded Dielectric Power,Control, Instrumentation, andPortable Cables for TestProvides a combination of plans forfrequencies at which cable samplesmay be obtained for tests to deter-mine conformance to appropriaterequirements of ICEA standards pub-lications.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $42.00

WC 56-1986 (R2000)3.0 kHz Insulation ContinuityProof Testing of Hook Up WireCovers a general procedure for contin-uous voltage proof testing of hook upwire. Intended to apply primarily tothe final inspection of wire for the pur-pose of finding and eliminating defectsprior to shipment or before use.Price: $30.00


W I R E & C A B L E

ANSI/NEMA WC 57-1995/ICEA S-73-532, Revision 2,Sept. 1998Standard for Control Cables (ICEA S 73 532)Covers materials, construction, andtesting of multi-conductor controlcables which convey electrical signalsused for monitoring or controllingelectrical power systems and theirassociated processes.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standards: WC 53, WC 54Price: $76.00

WC 58-1997/ICEA S-75-381Portable and Power Feeder Cables for Use in Mines andSimilar ApplicationsApplies to materials, construction, andtesting of insulated cables used for thedistribution of electrical energy in sur-face and underground mines and simi-lar applications. Included are portablecables for use in mining machines,dredges, shovels, and mine powercables for use as connections betweenunits of mine distribution systems.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $128.00

WC 60.1-1995Bar Coding and Control Wire and Cable ProductsDefines required and optional datafields to be used in conjunction withtags or labels used on power and con-trol wire and cable products.Price: $38.00

WC 60.2-1994Product Identification and Bar Coding Requirements forBuilding Wire ProductsSets forth product identification andbar coding techniques for standardcopper and aluminum building wireand cable products.The publicationalso lists standard item identificationnumbers for building wire and cableproducts produced by multiple manu-facturers on a repetitive basis.

Price: $87.00

WC 61-1992 (R2000)Transfer Impedance TestingProvides a reliable surface transferimpedance test method for coaxialcables and shielded multiconductorcables over the frequency range fromDC to 100 MHz.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense as an alterna-tive non-government standard.Price: $29.00

WC 62-1992Repeated Spark/Impulse Dielectric TestingDiscusses the validity of repeat conti-nuity proof testing of insulated wire.Price: $30.00

WC 63.1-2000Performance Standard forTwisted Pair Premise Voice andData Communications CablesDefines minimum electrical perform-ance characteristics, material, andmechanical specifications of premisewiring cables for voice and dataapplications. Definitions and applica-ble test methods are included.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense as an alternative non-govern-ment standard.Price: $79.00

WC 63.2-1996 (R2003)Performance Standard for Coaxial Premise DataCommunications CablesDefines minimum electrical perform-ance characteristics, material, andmechanical specifications of premisewiring cables for data applications.Definitions and applicable test meth-ods are included.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by the U.S.Department of Defense as an alterna-tive non-government standard.Price: $29.00

WC 65-1995 (R2003)A Reasoned Approach to Solving Solderability Problemswith Tin-Coated and Nickel-Coated StrandedConductors in High PerformanceWire and Cable ApplicationsContains a review of solderabilityproblems with tin-coated and nickel-coated stranded conductors, existingsolderability standards, and a discus-sion of the root causes of these prob-lems.The publication makes recom-mendations which may supply solu-tions for specific applications.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense as an alternative non-govern-ment standard.Price: $35.00

ANSI/NEMA WC 66-2001Performance Standard forCategory 6 and Category 7 100Ohm Shielded and UnshieldedTwisted Pair CablesDefines minimum electrical perform-ance and allowable conductor sizes,stranding, and shielding for premisewiring cables for voice and dataapplications for 100 ohm shieldedand unshielded twisted pair cables.Approved as an American NationalStandard and adopted by theDepartment of Defense.Price: $56.00

WC 67-1997 (R2003)Standard for UninsulatedConductors Used in Electricaland Electronic ApplicationsAssures that all included conductors,both metric and English sizes, willmeet the current requirements associ-ated with high-reliability aerospace,electrical, and electronic equipment.Adopted by the U.S. Department ofDefense as an alternative non-govern-ment standard to MIL-W-29606..Price: $42.00


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

ANSI/NEMA WC 70-1999/ICEA S-95-658-1999Nonshielded Power Cables Rated2000 Volts or less for theDistribution of Electrical EnergyApplies to materials, construction,and testing of 2000 volt and belownonshielded thermoplastic, cross-linked polyethylene, and cross-linkedrubber insulated wires and cableswhich are used for the transmissionand distribution of electrical energyfor normal conditions of installationand service, either indoors, outdoors,aerial, underground, or submarine.Price: $120.00

ANSI/NEMA WC 71-1999/ICEA S-96-659-1999Standard for Nonshielded CablesRated 2001-5000 Volts for use inthe Distribution of Electric EnergyApplies to materials, construction,and testing of 2001 through 5000volt nonshielded power cables havinginsulations of thermoplastic polyeth-ylene, cross-linked polyethylene orcrosslinked rubber.The insulationshall be covered with a dischargeresistant jacket or shall be a dis-charge-resistant material without ajacket.Price: $101.00

WC 72-1999Continuity of Coating Testing for Electrical ConductorsContains a review of the problemsthat have occurred when polysulfidetesting has been improperly imposedon tin, silver, and nickel coated copperand copper alloy stranded conductorsor on tin, silver, or nickel coated cop-per and copper alloy single or strand-ed conductors after insulating.Price: $32.00

WC 73-2000Wire Selection Guidelines forWires Rated at 200-450 deg./CContains guidelines for calculatingamperages and selecting wires fortemperatures from 200 to 450degrees Celsius and for voltage rat-

ings up to and including 1000 voltsrms. Ampacity charts, temperaturecorrection factors, and derating fac-tors are provided along with extensiveexamples of calculations.Price: $37.00

WC 74-2000/ICEA S-93-6395-46 kV Shielded Power Cablefor Use in the Transmission andDistribution of Electric EnergyApplies to materials, construction,and testing of 5000 volt to 46,000volt shielded cross-linked polyethyleneand ethylene propylene rubber insu-lated wires and cables, which areused for the transmission and distri-bution of electrical energy for normalconditions of installation and service,either indoors, outdoors, aerial,underground, or submarine.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $120.00

ANSI/NEMA WC 27500-2000Standard for Aerospace andIndustrial Electrical CableA non-governmental standard replace-ment for the MIL-DTL-27500 specifi-cation for electrical cable, which iswidely used in aerospace and otherindustries. It provides requirementsfor finished cables. The componentwires are covered by other referencedstandards. These cables are intendedfor signal and low-voltage powerapplications with defined environmentor temperature conditions found incommercial aircraft, military aircraft,and high performance vehicles.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Price: $69.00

WIRING DEVICES

Application Guide for Isolated Ground Wiring DevicesCovers wiring devices and accessoriesintended to help protect sensitiveequipment from malfunction due tonoise on the equipment grounding

path. Devices include receptacles, sin-gle or duplex with straight blade orlocking NEMA configurations, rated15A to 60A and 125V to 600V.Price: $53.00

UC 2-1993 (R2000)Undercarpet Power Distribution SystemsDefines component parts of the TypeFCC system and establishes ratings,electrical and mechanical perform-ance properties, and test proceduresfor installed systems.Companion Standards: OS 1, OS 2,FB 1, WD 1, WD 6Price: $46.00

WD 1-1999General Color Requirements for Wiring DevicesContains color references for ACswitches, plugs and cord connectors,receptacles, and other related wiringdevices.Companion Standard: WD 6Price: $26.00

ANSI/NEMA WD 6-2002Wiring Devices—Dimensional RequirementsCovers dimensional requirements forplugs and receptacles rated up to 60A and 600 V, including dimensions forwall plates.Approved as an American NationalStandard.Companion Standard: WD 1Price: $128.00

WD 7-2000Occupancy Motion SensorsCovers the definition and measurementof characteristics relevant to the useand application of occupancy motionsensors of passive infrared and ultra-sonic types.These sensors are used insystems for control of lighting; heat-ing, ventilating, and air conditioning(HVAC); and other devices.Price: $30.00



SOURCES FOR PUBLICATIONSFROM OTHER ORGANIZATIONSAmerican National Standards Institute (ANSI)

25 West 43rd Street, 4th floor

New York, NY 10036

Phone: (212) 642.4900

website: http://www.ansi.org

American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM)

100 Barr Harbor Drive

West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959

Phone: (610) 832-9585

website: http://www.astm.org

American Welding Society (AWS)550 NW LeJeune Road

Miami, FL 33126

Phone: (800) 443-9353 or (305) 443-9353

website: http://www.aws.org

Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA)2500 Wilson Blvd.

Arlington,VA 22201

Phone: (703) 907-7500

website: http://www.eia.org

Insulated Cable EngineersAssociation (ICEA)

PO Box 1568

Carrolton, GA 30117

Phone: (508) 394-4424

website: http://www.icea.net

Institute of Electrical andElectronic Engineers (IEEE)

445 Hoes Lane

Piscataway, NJ 08855-1331

Phone: (732) 981-0060

website: http://www.ieee.org

International ElectrotechnicalCommission (IEC)

3 Rue de Varembé, P.O. Box 131

CH - 1211 Geneva 20 Switzerland

Phone: +41-22-919-02-11

e-mail: [email protected] website: http://www.iec.ch

National Association ofStandardization and Certificationof the Electrical Sector (ANCE)

Ave. Puente de Tecamachalco No. 6 Bis.

Col. Fuentes de Tecamachalco

Naucalpan de Juarez

C.P. 53950, Edo. de Mexico, Mexico

Phone: 011 52 5 520-9026

Fax: 525-520-8800

website: http://www.ance.org.mx

National Electrical ContractorsAssociation (NECA)

3 Bethesda Metro Center, Suite 1100

Bethesda, MD 20814

Phone: (301) 657-3110

website: http://www.necanet.org

National Fire ProtectionAssociation (NFPA)

1 Batterymarch Park

Quincy, MA 02169

Phone: (617) 770-3000

website: http://www.nfpa.org

TESTING LABORATORIES

Applied Research Laboratories5371 NW 161st Street

Miami, FL 33014

Phone: (305) 624-4800

website: http://www.arl-test..com

CSA International178 Rexdale Blvd.

Etobicoke,Toronto, Ontario

Canada M9W 1R3

Phone: (416) 747-4000

website: http://www.csa.ca

Entela3033 Madison Avenue, S.E.

Grand Rapids, MI 49548-1289

Phone: (616) 247-0515

e-mail: [email protected]

website: http://www.entela.com

FM Global1301 Atwood Avenue

Johnston, RI 02919

Phone: (401) 275-3000

website: http://www.fmglobal.com

Advanced Energy 909 Capability Drive, Suite 2100

Raleigh, NC 27606-3870

Phone: (919) 857-9000

website:http:// www.advancedenergy.org

ITS (Intertek Testing Services)3933 US Route 11

Cortland, NY 13045

Phone: (607) 753-6711

website:http:// www.intertek-etlsemko.com

MET Electrical Testing Co.69-25 L Oakland Mills Road

Columbia, MD 21045-4760

Phone: (410) 381-2200

website: http://www.met-test.com

MET Labs3700 Commerce Drive, Suite 901

Baltimore, MD 21227

Phone: (410) 354-3300

website: http://www.metlabs.com

TUV Rheinland of North America12 Commerce Road

Newtown, CT 06470

Phone: (203) 426-0888

website: http://www.tuv.com

Underwriters Laboratories333 Pfingsten Road

Northbrook, IL 60062-2096

Phone: (847) 272-8800

website: http://www.ul.com

Wyle Laboratories128 Maryland Street

El Segundo, CA 90245

Phone: (310) 322-1763

website: http://www.wylelabs.com

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