In article <2147F6D97127F6428E40FF35EA522B97C864DD@xbc-
mail1.xantrex.com>, Jim Eichner <[email protected]> writes

>Does anyone know if there is a packaged "box-set" type of thing
>available for the harmonized European EN 60364 series?

It isn't like that: there is no EN. The individual countries have their
own standards that are all fairly consistent with IEC 60364, but with
important variations and additions.

>As John points
>out, there are lots of subparts and subsections.  I suspect that if you
>buy the ones that you think you need, you start reading and discover you
>need 4 more, and when those 4 arrive and you read them you discover you
>need 7 more...

You would need to buy the IEC standard for that.
>
>Failing the "box-set" approach, does anyone know of an authoritative
>(not official, just current and factual) book or standard that
>summarizes all the '364 stuff in one place?

I believe BSI had one at one time, and may still have one. It's more or
less a set of all the national standards. Costly, especially if the
latest accessions to the EU are to be included.

>Have any of the Member
>States consolidated the '364 series into one book, like the NEC or CEC?

Each State has done it, but they are all different. The British one is
BS 7671.
--
Regards, John Woodgate, OOO - Own Opinions Only.
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The bad news is that everything is prohibited.
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