Aroused unexpected interest our last article in which it appeared in a nutshell, the new standard (Code) NFPA 72.

The reason is probably linked to the considerable technical and editorial gap that exists between the American standard, solid and complete, and the European equivalent, EN 54-14. The latter has only the rank of a guideline and not a rule (which is why there is the UNI 9795), and is dated November 2004.The continued lack of a European agreement on the identification of a rule of common project has therefore given birth to a mouse This standard practically unapplied everywhere, in Europe and beyond.

Rest assured, soon will come the 2016 version of TS 54-14, that will go the same way as the previous version: oblivion. With the result, already stated, with a net loss of competitivene