Datasheet website on standards of electrical switchgears

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Several users are seeking online resources for datasheets related to standards for electrical switchgears, motors, cabling, and building wiring. The National Electric Code is highlighted as a key reference for building wiring standards in the US. Participants are encouraged to share additional links and resources to enhance the discussion. The request emphasizes the need for comprehensive and reliable information in the electrical standards domain. Contributions from various users are welcomed to build a more extensive resource list.
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Hi, :smile:

Could someone pls. suggest some online link or Datasheet website on standards of electrical switchgears, motors, cabling and /or building wiring.

Thanks & Kind regards,
Shahvir
 
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b.shahvir said:
Hi, :smile:

Could someone pls. suggest some online link or Datasheet website on standards of electrical switchgears, motors, cabling and /or building wiring.

Thanks & Kind regards,
Shahvir

In the US, the National Electric Code is used for building wiring standards:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0877657904/?tag=pfamazon01-20

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Dear Berkeman,

Thanx very much... more inputs from other OP's are also welcome! :smile:


Shahvir
 

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