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Has Michigan adopted the 2017 NEC?

Last Updated: 6th May, 2020

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State of Michigan adopts 2017 Code. The State of Michigan adopted the 2017 NEC code as of January 4, 2019. Get the National Electrical Code (NEC) codebook from the NFPA Catalog.

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Likewise, people ask, what states have adopted the 2017 NEC?

State Current Edition of the NEC in effect (effective date)
Alaska 2017 (5/9/2018)
Arizona Local adoption only
Arkansas 2017 with AR amendments (1/1/2018)
California 2014 (1/1/2017)

Subsequently, question is, what year is California NEC? California to Adopt NEC 2017 Effective Jan 2020. The State of California Building Standards Commission voted to adopt the 2017 National Electrical Code, effective January 1, 2020.

Accordingly, has the 2017 NEC been adopted?

The 2017 NEC was adopted by the state on July 26, 2018.

How often are NEC codes updated?

Every three years

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the Michigan residential code no longer requires AFCI protection any where in the house.

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What is the difference between NEC and NFPA?

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When did the 2014 NEC take effect in New York?

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What NEC code is current in Texas?

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Does the NEC require UL listing?

The NEC cannot require UL listing for anything without getting sued, what they can require is listing by a NRTL, Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory, which UL is the most common NTRL, but not the only one. Few things to keep in mind, The NEC is not a "law" in itslef.

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Why is it important to follow the National Electrical Code and local and state codes?

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Does commercial wiring have to be in conduit?

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Who does the NFPA regulate?

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