4 Questions
Match the following with their primary characteristics in wiring systems:
Loop-in method = Method used for connecting multiple lighting points in series Junction box method = Method used for joining multiple cables together Domestic installations = Typically involve wiring systems within residential buildings Wiring methods = Varied approaches used for electrical installations
Match the following with their importance in electrical installations:
Accessibility = Facilities for extension, renewal, or altering in wiring systems Cost = Consideration of initial and maintenance cost in installations Combination of wiring systems = Utilization of multiple methods in one installation Community Resources in Treatment = Importance of utilizing external help in installations
Match the following with the types of cables used in lighting circuits:
PVC cables in plastics trunking or conduit = Type of cables used for lighting circuits in some installations PVC insulated and sheathed cables fixed to the surface = Type of cables used for surface-mounted lighting circuits SQL database queries = Type of cables used for data transmission CSS styling web pages = Type of cables used for internet connectivity
Match the following with their description related to wire splices and joining:
Identifying Wire Splices and Joining Gathering information = Resource providing information on wire splices and joins Information Gathering website = Platform offering data on wire splices and joins The Importance of Using Community Resources in Treatment = Guide emphasizing community help in wire connections Ethiopian building code standard edition -10 = Document specifying regulations on wire splices and joins
Learn about two methods of wiring connections: Junction box method and Loop in method. Understand how connections are given through joints made in junction boxes by means of suitable connectors or joint cut-outs. Explore the advantages and disadvantages of each method.
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