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The NEC

            The NEC plays a very important part in the electrical field of today. Fist and for most the NEC stands for the National Electrical Code witch is an organization that regulates the electrical trade and practice. in this report I will explain how with out the NEC a lot of electrical problems would a cure due to multiple reasons.
             If it wasn't for the NEC a lot of thing in your house would probably short out or catch on fire. You see the NEC makes guide lines for people in the electrical business to follow, if it wasn't for these guided lines a lot of thing would be done 2nd rate and sloppy to cut corners and (just get the job done.) A lot of people would probably agree that there are more easer and more economical ways to do some of these thing but the NEC gives you the safe and practical way to do electrical jobs.
             The NEC does not just regulate the field, but the electrical supply companies themselves. This is another plus on our behalf, the make sure that the people in the industry are not trying to pull one over on us. The make sure that the sell you a top product that is safe and practical and that you pay what you should for it. If it wasn't for this we would have these companies selling us un safe garbage at high prices. .
             So even though a lot of the time people complain that the NEC involves to much work and they could just do it their way and save a lot of time and money. If it was safe to do it (your way) then the wouldn't have a agencies called the NEC telling you the way to do it. The NEC is not a suggestion it's the law.
            


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