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Posted By: Bill Addiss Michigan Electrical Code? - 09/20/01 10:19 PM
Does Michigan have it's own Electrical Code?

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Is there such thing?? I heard a rumor that the Michigan Electrical Code is no longer. Michigan is now only using the NEC. I can not find anything on this to prove the rumor true or false. Can you help? I need to help my Electrical Engineers.
Thank you for your time and advice.
Posted By: Joe Tedesco Re: Michigan Electrical Code? - 09/20/01 10:37 PM
Hi Bill:

Look here:

http://www.cis.state.mi.us/bcc/pdf/aug01.pdf

Hal on the IAEI board may have information?

[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 09-20-2001).]
Posted By: Tom Re: Michigan Electrical Code? - 09/20/01 11:13 PM
According to my source, Michigan uses the NEC with possible amendments.

Try this site for a state by state breakedown of licensing & code requirements. http://www.neca-neis.org/catalog/

Scroll down to "State Electrical Regulations" comes as a free PDF download.

Tom
Posted By: dlabrenz Re: Michigan Electrical Code? - 09/21/01 06:22 AM
Michigan currently uses the 1999 National Electrical code with amendments for all buildings but those covered under the Michigan (2000 international ) residential code.

One and two family dwellings are wired using the electrical provisions from the residential code.
Posted By: aldav53 Re: Michigan Electrical Code? - 09/29/01 04:58 AM
I used to live in Mich 20 years ago and don't remember anything other than the NEC.
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