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Comments from our editors:
Here's a concise guide to all aspects of residential wiring of a typical house. It's everything you need to know about lighting branch circuits, small appliance branch circuits, large appliance circuits and even wiring a residence for a handicapped occupant.

Many examples, wiring diagrams, photos, and illustrations explain all the new 1999 National Electric Code requirements.

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