Wiring
The color of the neutral wire.
White
Abbreviation for Volts
V
What does the number on the wire gauge indicate?
How large the wire is (bonus points if you can say how it's labeled)
The colour wire that is designated for ground.
Green/Bare
I=V/R is this law.
Ohm's law
The name of the tool used to remove the insulation from the wire.
wire strippers
The charge of electrons
Negative
The amount of wires that can be attached to a single terminal.
1
Examples of this include plastic, paper, and rubber.
insulators
W=VI
Power equation
The color of 'hot wires'.
Red or Black
Abbreviation for Amps
A
Type of circuit that all components are connected end to end and electricity only flows down one path.
series
Examples of this include copper, gold, and aluminum.
conductors
200 volts and 60 amps = watts?
1200 watts
The direction the wire should be curled when wrapping it around the terminal.
clockwise
The unit used to measure resistance in a circuit.
Ohms
Circuit that has multiple paths (branches) for electricity and the components are not connected.
parallel
This class of fire extinguisher should be used on electrical fires.
Class C
voltage is 120 and ohms are 3 = amps?
40 amps
These types of switches are used to control lights from 2 different locations.
3 way
The term for when a circuit is broken or not complete.
Open circuit
The type of current where electricity flows back and forth.
alternating current
This is a great conductor of electricity and you should never have electrical appliances near it.
water/silver/copper/metal in general
amps are 20 and resistance is 3 = voltage?
60