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In order to protect public safety, states
and localities require electrical installations to
comply with the National Electrical Code®, and
electrical products to be “listed” by nationally
recognized safety testing organizations.
Electrical inspections help confirm that
electrical wiring and systems are installed “according
to Code,” using only properly listed products meeting
U.S. safety standards.
Did you know that in addition to their
public safety benefits, electrical inspections confirm
that qualified electrical contractors are on the job and
help protect the public against untrained or
unprofessional contractors and electricians?
Too often,
unqualified installers perform improper electrical
installations out of ignorance, cut corners in order to
reduce costs, and use products that don’t meet national
safety requirements or local laws and codes. The result
can be unsafe installations that pose shock and fire
hazards to users and which also bring the entire
electrical contracting profession into disrepute.
NYS Electrical Inspections
278 Indian Head Rd
Kings Park, NY 11754
T: (631) 466-4234
F: (631) 460-9192
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