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#22145 02/19/03 02:45 AM
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What is PLC?
NEC: Many people have their own interpretation. How can I come about finding the correct interpretation. The NEC is somewhat hard to understand. How can I get lucid information from the book?

#22146 02/19/03 06:13 AM
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Not exactly sure which you are talking about, but for me
PLC= Programmable Logic Controller
or
PLC = Power Line Carrier

#22147 02/19/03 07:05 AM
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I'd go with Programmable Logic Controller

lucid, adj
Easily understood; intelligible.
Mentally sound; sane or rational.

I understand your point -- lucid and "The Code" just don't always go together...
You could try one of the many books available, such as "Understanding the NEC", Delmars, etc.

#22148 02/19/03 10:34 AM
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Here's a site with some PLC info: http://www.plcs.net/contents.shtml


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