Planning & EstimatingQuestion 379 of 521
Where is the California Electrical Code officially published within the California Code of Regulations?
a.Title 8
b.The NEC directly with no state code
c.Title 19
d.Title 24, Part 3
Explanation
The California Electrical Code is Title 24, Part 3 of the California Code of Regulations, based on the NEC with California amendments. Title 8 covers worker safety (Cal/OSHA), and the CEC is a state adoption rather than the NEC used directly.
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