NFPA codes & standards Requests

[virtech1]

hi, zampacannas

i am in MEP field nfpa 204 is for smoke and heat vent. NFPA 99 is for healthcare facilities.

NFPA 99C is medical gas pipeline systems.

request u to send me on

gohilvpg@gmail.com

[tmlim]

Hi zampacaanas

Appreicate if the NFPA 551 2013 is sent to me. My email address is rarelim07@gmail.com

Thank you

[Wijayap]

Dear All,

You can now have a free access to all NFPA codes.
Open the NFPA website and choose free access.
You have to register first to get this free access.

Have a nice day

[rltomkinson]

From the NFPA website, can you print out a code section that you need? Can you copy and paste a code section into an email? If you cannot do either one of those things, then the NFPA web site is useless to me. I don't need to just be able to read the code myself, but I need to be able to get that information to the electricians in the field. I need to be able to copy and paste code sections into emails to the GC and/or architect in charge of the job, explaining why we are required to doing something in a different manner than what the drawings show. That is why I am constantly looking for pdf versions of the codes.

[virtech1]

true for me.

well for benifit of all one should share complete NFPA editions which icludes all nfpa.

if some body have complete nfpas with latest edition pl.share

[virtech1]

true for me.

well for benifit of all one should share complete NFPA editions which icludes all nfpa.

if some body have complete nfpas with latest edition pl.share

[rltomkinson]

virtech1,

As Wijayap stated above, you can read all of the NFPA documents on their website. I believe that you have to register with them first. Unfortunately for me, I usually need to be able to do more than just read them. I need to get information somewhere else electronically.

[f81aa]

From the NFPA website, can you print out a code section that you need? Can you copy and paste a code section into an email? If you cannot do either one of those things, then the NFPA web site is useless to me. I don't need to just be able to read the code myself, but I need to be able to get that information to the electricians in the field. I need to be able to copy and paste code sections into emails to the GC and/or architect in charge of the job, explaining why we are required to doing something in a different manner than what the drawings show. That is why I am constantly looking for pdf versions of the codes.

Hi:

I agree with you. What you stated happens to many of us.

Regards

[lirff]

Excellent thread guys, found what I was looking for thanks to you all

regards

lirff

[kavita_00]

Dear Members can some body help to find the following
NFPA 12: Standard on Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems

Current Edition: 2015

Regards

[kavita_00]

Dear Members can some body help to find the following
NFPA 12: Standard on Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems

Current Edition: 2015

Regards

[akbavra]

Download here latest NFPA 20

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Download here latest NFPA 17

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Download here NFPA 704

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List of New NFPA Codes

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