Raceways
This conduit uses set screw connectors, is thin walled pipe and is meant to house individual conductors
EMT
LxW=
Area of a square or rectangle
Used for turning screws when voltage is present
Insulated Screw driver
Used for driving screws or lags
Impact or motor drill
Has two set screws. Can toggle voltage on or off to different devices
Single pole switch
This type of raceway is meant to withstand a reasonable amount of damage. It has to be threaded in order for connectors to be attached. It houses individual conductors
Rigid
(Base x Height)/2=
Area of a triangle
Used for stripping wires
Wire Strippers
Used for testing voltage, resistance or amps
Multimeter
When tripped, all devices downstream will be de-energized
GFCI
This type of raceway is usually used for underground applications. It can be heated and shaped or formed to fit into different shapes.
PVC
V=IR
Ohms Law
Used for cutting thick cables
Cable cutters
Used for creating threads onto rigid, aluminum or stainless steel conduit
Pipe threader
Has a primary coil and a secondary coil to change voltages through induction
Transformer
This type of raceway is flexible and is meant for wet locations.
Seal Tight
P=I x E
Power Equation
Used for cutting armored cable. Has a handle that rotates a cutting wheel.
Rotary Split
Used for drilling into masonry applications to set lags, anchors or other masonry fasteners
Hammer Drill
Power distribution center where the ground and neutral need to be isolated/not bonded. Requires hot legs, ground and neutral.
Sub Panel
This type of raceway is usually suspended from the ceiling using a rack system. It is usually used for communication lines and power distribution. ____________ Tray
Cable Tray
Vd=2KIL/Cm
Voltage drop
Used for turning nuts or bolts
Wrench or socket
Electrical tool used to bend conduits
Mechanical bender, Triple Nickel
Plugs that transmit data communications to various devices
Data Jack