National Emergency Management Association
An organization of electrical equipment manufacturers set up to establish uniform standards and nomenclature throughout the industry.
National Emergency Managers Association
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. Used in valve terminology to define the level of external resistance an enclosure or solenoid coil is suited for. e.g.: NEMA 1 is dustight, NEMA 9 is explosion proof, etc.
National Electrical Manufacturing Association
Abbreviation for National Electrical Manufacturers Association. An organization of manufacturers of electrical products.
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association.
National Environmental Management Act, 1998, South Africa
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. The U.S. trade association that develops standards for the electrical manufacturing industry.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. This group has defined several categories of enclosures, usually referred to as “types.” Further, they designate certain features and capabilities each type must include. For example, among other features, a NEMA 4 enclosure must include a threaded conduit connector, external mounting provision and cover gaskets. When selecting a NEMA 4 enclosure from any manufacturer, a buyer is assured of receiving these features.
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National Electrical Manufacturers Association. A trade association which publishes standards for manufacturers of electrical equipment, including enclosures and racks.
is an acronym which stands for National Electrical Manufacturers Association.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association established to provide standards for electrical components. Number designation refers to motor operator and controls to meet the ambient requirements.
abbreviation for National Electronic Manufacturers Association
National Electrical Manufacturers Association - Typically used in the EV community when refering to plug and receptacle types, such as ones at NEMA Plug & Receptacle Configurations.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. Along with many other activities, they write the standards for electrical enclosures. A NEMA 4X enclosure provides protection against falling rain and splashing water, and is undamaged by the formation of ice.
Classification National Electrical Manufacturers Association Standard.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association (Association nationale des constructeurs électriques)
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. This is a trade organisation in the USA who make a significant contribution to the development of industry standards affecting the imaging community. They also develop and promote new technologies ( http://www.nema.org/).
See National Electrical Manufacturers Association.
National Electric Manufacturers Association.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. Defines size and level of environmental protection of an instrument or enclosure. NEMA 4 enclosures are suitable for indoor or outdoor use, as they provide protection against windblown dust or rain, splashing water, and hose-directed water. They are rust-resistant, and are designed to withstand external icing. They are not protected against internal icing or condensation. NEMA 12 enclosures are mainly for indoor use, designed to withstand dust, falling dirt, rust, and dripping non-corrosive liquids such as oil or coolants.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. For more information about NEMA and their standards, visit there website at http://www.nema.org/.
Nebraska Educational Media Association. Organized in 1968 to improve school educational media centers and the professional status of school educational media specialists. Membership includes administrators of libraries, audio-visual and computer technologists, and other educators. NEMA News updates members on area and national activities.
National Electrical Manufacturer's Association; responsible for providing many industry standards (e.g., NEMA frame sizes).
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol) The protocol used to transmit Usenet messages across the Internet.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. Organization that sets standards of performance and dimensions for the motor industry.
National Electrical Manufacturers Association. Standard of wire, plug and cable specifications. See NEMA Plug & Receptical Configurations.
Abbreviation for National Electrical Manufacturers Association. Organization responsible for the standardization of electrical equipment, enabling consumers to select from a range of safe, effective, and compatible electrical products. http://www.nema.org
The trade association establishing standards of dimensions, ratings, enclosures, insulation and other design criteria for electric motors.
(National Electrical Manufacturers Association) - A non-profit trade organization, supported by manufacturers of electrical apparatus and supplies in the United States. Its standards alleviate misunderstanding and help buyers select the proper products. NEMA standards for motors cover frame sizes and dimensions, horse power ratings, service factors, temperature rises and performance characteristics.
National Electrical Manufactures' Association. Helps set electrical product standards, i.e. electrical plug and outlet configurations.
