revisiting: extension cords

[Phalbe Henriksen <phenriksen@NEFLIN.ORG>]

http://www.osp.state.nc.us/wprpsh/safetybk.htm

This URL is for North Carolina's State Employee Safety & Health Handbook.

Under "Electrical Safety" it states:
    * Extension cords are considered temporary wiring by the National
Electrical Code, which limits their use to a maximum of 90 days.

If you're interested in pursuing this, I guess your next step would be to
see if your school is exempt from the National Electrical Code.

Phalbe

Phalbe Henriksen
Director
Bradford County Public Library
105 E. Jackson St.
Starke, FL 32091-3396
bradford@neflin.org / phenriksen@neflin.org
v (904) 964-6400 fax (904) 964-9463

"Just who is Elsie, and why do we always do what she says, even though she
never comes to any meetings?"

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