Wiring basic load circuits - Revision history

Alex at 16:32, 22 February 2021

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Alex at 16:06, 22 February 2021

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Alex at 21:43, 3 January 2021

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-Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Special:MyLanguage/Conductor types|wires]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Switch|switches]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Special:MyLanguage/Insulation color|Insulation color conventions]] should always be respected.
+Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Special:MyLanguage/Conductor types|wires]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Switch|switches]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect [[Special:MyLanguage/Electricity and energy|polarity]] to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Special:MyLanguage/Insulation color|Insulation color conventions]] should always be respected.
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 Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Special:MyLanguage/Conductor types|wires]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Switch|switches]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Special:MyLanguage/Insulation color|Insulation color conventions]] should always be respected.
 In the diagrams below, the dots represent connections (typically made with [[Special:MyLanguage/Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]]). The [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|equipment grounding conductor (EGC)]] is not included for simplicity.
 <gallery widths=200px>
 File:Circuit1bulb210103.png|A circuit with 1 light bulb operated by one switch.
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 [[Category:System installation]]
-Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Conductor types|wires]], [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Switch|switches]] and [[Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Insulation color|Insulation color conventions]] should always be respected.
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-In the diagrams below, the dots represent connections (typically made with [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]]). The [[Grounding system|equipment grounding conductor (EGC)]] is not included for simplicity.
+In the diagrams below, the dots represent connections (typically made with [[Special:MyLanguage/Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]]). The [[Special:MyLanguage/Grounding system|equipment grounding conductor (EGC)]] is not included for simplicity.
 <gallery widths=200px>
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 File:Circuit2light2switch210103.png|A circuit with 2 light bulbs operated by two separate switches.
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 [[Category:System installation]]
-Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Conductor types|wires]], [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Switch|switches]] and [[Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Wire color|Wire color conventions]] should always be respected.
+Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Conductor types|wires]], [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Switch|switches]] and [[Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Insulation color|Insulation color conventions]] should always be respected.
 In the diagrams below, the dots represent connections (typically made with [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]]). The [[Grounding system|equipment grounding conductor (EGC)]] is not included for simplicity.

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 [[Category:System installation]]
-Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Types of conductors|wires]], [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Switch|switches]] and [[Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Wire color|Wire color conventions]] should always be respected.
+Lighting and load circuits are can be easily wired using [[Conductor types|wires]], [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]], [[Switch|switches]] and [[Outlet|outlets]]. The wiring for both alternating current and direct current circuits is similar. For both types of current [[Grounding system|ungrounded conductors]] should be switched rather than [[Grounding system|grounded conductors]]. If the system is ungrounded then it does not matter, although a convention should be followed. DC wiring must be installed carefully to respect polarity to ensure no short circuits or damage to lighting. [[Wire color|Wire color conventions]] should always be respected.
 In the diagrams below, the dots represent connections (typically made with [[Twist-on wire connector|twist-on wire connectors]]). The [[Grounding system|equipment grounding conductor (EGC)]] is not included for simplicity.

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 <gallery widths=200px>
-File:Circuit1bulb.png|A circuit with 1 light bulb operated by one switch.
+File:Circuit1bulb210103.png|A circuit with 1 light bulb operated by one switch.
-File:Circuit2bulb.png|A circuit with 2 lightbulbs operated by one switch.
+File:Circuit2bulb210103.png|A circuit with 2 lightbulbs operated by one switch.
-File:Circuit2light2switch.png|A circuit with 2 light bulbs operated by two separate switches.
+File:Circuit2light2switch210103.png|A circuit with 2 light bulbs operated by two separate switches.
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