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NFPA Standard

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tammarmm

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Can any one explain to me what is NFPA No.7 standard for?

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go to nfpa web site they list all the numbers
 
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Actually, there is no "NFPA No. 7". Could you possibly mean NFPA 70? That is the National Electrical code (NEC).

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