
Wiring Practice Essentials
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Wiring Practice Essentials
Learn about the cables, joints, and schemes used in buildings and cars with this free electrical engineering course.
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- Avg. Duration3-4 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Explain the procedures for removing cable insulation and measuring wire gauges
- Identify the type and size of cables for industrial wiring installation
- Describe the different types and construction of cable joints
- Explain the procedures to solder copper conductor joints and lugs
- Describe the construction of wood battens required for electrical wiring
- Describe the construction of general wiring schemes, for a lamp and a socket, for controlling four sockets, and for a bell
- Describe the construction of special wiring schemes, having two or more controls for an electrical system
- Describe the special lighting circuits used in prisons, hospitals, warehouses, and corridors for operating lights and saving power
- Explain the wiring in buildings, the distribution of power, three-phase concealed wiring, and the estimation of materials
- Describe the use of energy meters on a mains board in domestic and industrial environments, related to energy consumption and distribution board
- Explain the polarity and
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