Wiring a Wiring a Switch
Wiring an Outlet
Hot / Neutral / Ground
Safety & PPE
Solar Setup & Safety
100

What color wire goes on the brass screw of a switch?

Hot (black).

100

What color wire attaches to the silver screw?

Neutral (white).

100

Which wire carries power from the panel to the device?

Hot wire.

100

What protects your eyes during cutting or stripping wire?

Safety glasses.


100

Solar panels produce what type of power?

DC.

200

Which switch controls one light from one location?

Single-pole switch.

200

Which wire connects to the green screw?

Ground (bare or green).

200

Which wire completes the circuit back to the panel?

: Neutral wire.

200

What must you do before touching any electrical circuit?

Turn off the breaker / lockout-tagout.

200

In the U.S., panels should face what direction?

South.

300

On a 3-way switch, what color is the “common” screw?

Black screw.

300

Which slot on an outlet is the neutral?

The wider slot.

300

What is the purpose of a ground wire?

Safety path for fault current.


300

What gloves help protect from electrical shock?

Insulated gloves.

300

What device converts DC power into AC power?

Inverter.

400

What two wires does a basic switch need to operate?

Line (hot in) and load (hot out).

400

A GFCI protects against what type of hazard?

Shock from ground faults.

400

Which color is never neutral?

Black.

400

What ladder safety rule prevents falls?

Maintain 3 points of contact.

400

Why is DC more dangerous to work with than AC in solar systems?

DC can maintain an arc (continuous current).

500

Why is wiring the neutral to a switch unsafe?

The light stays energized even when “off.”

500

What is the problem with “back-stabbed” wiring?

It is less secure and can loosen or overheat.

500

What is reverse polarity?

Hot and neutral are swapped — unsafe.

500

What tool verifies that a circuit is actually off?

Voltage tester or multimeter.

500

What safety gear is required for roof solar installation?

 Fall protection (harness, anchor, lanyard).

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