NEC Tabs, 140 Pcs for 2023 National Electrical Code(Book not Included), Color-Coded and Laminated Tabs with Ohm's Law Stickers and Wire Chart

I use this barnd year after yearLove it

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My husband has been studying for his electrician license and has the 2017 version of the NEC code. He has the tabs for that book, So when I came across the tab set for the 2023 NEC code book i had to get it for him. These tabs make a huge difference. there are so many codes and such that it is really nice to be able to have little tabs to help direct you to the section you need to see what code is that you are working under, They are made to go perfectly with the 2023 edition of the NEC code book. Quality is great. nice laminated/plastic tabs with a sticky side to secure to each page. price is very reasonable. if you have to study or follow the NEC these are an absolute must have item

These tabs suck harder then heck to install

While this is a great tool for your NEC, the page numbers it tells you to put the tabs on are incorrect after the first like 15.

Beware, these are cheap paper printed double-sided tabs. Not like the nice plastic ones. Really not great

I’ve been studying to be an electrician, and this code book is needed for my class. I’ve found it really helpful having all these stickers and tabs to help my study for my tests, and I will continue to use them as references as I move into my career. These are great for anyone going to trade school, if you’re looking for a good supplemental resource to help make studying easier. I’m very happy with the selection of stickers and tabs in this pack.

PRODUCT REVIEWED: NEC Tabs, 140 Pcs 2023 National Electrical Code ASIN: B0BKG8P8PPREVIEWER EXPERIENCE: Career Network/Telecom Engineer, Frequent NFPA 70 (NEC) UserPACKOUT: NEC INDEX LABELS/PAGE NUMBERS, QUICK REFERENCE CARD (Wire/Raceway Chart, Formulas), SET OF LABEL CARDS, OHMS LAW STICKER, LABEL ALIGNMENT GUIDEOVERALL IMPRESSION: The product is referenced as a “TAB”, they are NOT “TABS”, they are ONLY Labeled Stickers. The product can be placed on REAL TABS, or folded over and stuck to the page like a Page marker. I placed the “Quick Reference Guide” and “Ohms Law” Stickers in my top desk drawer, I threw the LABELS and INDEX in the Trash; Here is why:How the NFPA 70 National Electric Code (NEC) is Organized: The document is divided into Chapters, then Articles (sections), and then smaller subsections. The Subsections consist of Mandatory Rules, Permissive Rules, and Explanatory Material.How the Index Labels are organized: Most NEC users want TABS that follow the major Articles (sections) of the document or frequently used sections, but these Labels do neither. In many cases, the Labels reference small subsections, many of which are insignificant, obscure, and not likely to be referenced. In other cases, the LABELS are so generalized that it requires digging through 5 – 6 pages to reach the material needed.- I cross-referenced the LABEL Page Numbers to the ACTUAL AUTHORIZED online version of the 2023 NFPA 70 NEC, approximately 75% of the LABEL page numbers do not match the original document. I spot-checked 50 of the 124 LABELS, and 38 had incorrect page numbers. I suspect that the 2023 NEC was revised, both deleting and adding material, and that changed the page numbers of the original.PROS: Quick Reference Cards are Useful, all the listed materials were includedCONS: Lack of a ‘real’ TAB, Incorrect Referenced Page Numbers, LABELS (in many cases) reference rarely used sectionsRATINGS: I found the majority of the product unusable and will be buying the “Official TAB Set” directly from the NFPA, but I concede that others may find these LABELS helpful. The Quick Reference Cards are Good. Final Rating 3/5