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Electrical Wiring

11/08/2007 1:59 AM

Hi,

Is there any one who can lead me to a website of free tutorial on Electrical Wiring/Principle?

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Re: Electrical Wiring

11/08/2007 2:13 AM

the best site so far is this.

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Re: Electrical Wiring

11/08/2007 4:29 AM

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Book/1.1.htm gives an introduction to UK practice.

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Re: Electrical Wiring

11/08/2007 11:58 PM

You didn't indicate your country. Also, please register in CR4 if you really want to interact with other professionals.

Schneider do an excellent job of informing the industry:

http://theguide.schneider-electric.com/

But you will have to register!!

A lot of people put a lot of effort into professional publications. The NICEIC in the UK and the UK Wiring Regulations are excellent sources of guidance, but you have to pay. I don't think that's too small a price to ask if it helps your career.

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Re: Electrical Wiring

11/09/2007 1:02 AM

Here's a link for the national electrical code & a good magazine w/lots of Quizzes

http://ecmweb.com/nec/

a simple google search "electrical wiring tutorial"

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz=1T4GWYA_en___US231&q=Electrical+Wiring+tutorial&btnG=Search

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Re: Electrical Wiring

11/09/2007 8:01 AM
  1. Be more specific and tell us what is that you want to wire?
  2. Register if you really want help.

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Re: Electrical Wiring

11/09/2007 1:17 PM

Hi Guest ,

The way you asked for information seems you are new to electrical technology , most of the members have given you the channels and will cooperate further , but it is practical experiance you to posses , i recommend to assist some experienced professional along with theoratical knowledge you aquire , electrical wiring principals are easy to learn initially , but you have to be extremely cautious while working with eletricity as this invisible force has tendency to kill unless well respected , visit wikipedia , google , www.howstuffworks.com ........ thank you

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