Monday, July 6, 2015

HOUSE WIRING

EXTENSIVE   Box-and-Cable Connection Diagrams

  1. How many separate cables (not wires) come into the box for your outlet, switch(es), or light?
  2. How many wires are in each of these cables (don't count grounds, which are bare or green)?
According to your answers to these questions, open this Explanation and click the appropriate diagram:

Hooking up a single romex- thumbnail
-Only one 2-wire (flat) cable ["14-2" or "12-2"]

Red wire in a cable- thumbnail
-Only one 3-wire (round) cable ["14-3" or "12-3" (w/red wire)]

Two black and two white wires- thumbnail
-Two 2-wire cables

Two black, two white, one red wire- thumbnail
-One 2-wire cable and one 3-wire cable

Two circuits in one box- thumbnail
-Two 3-wire cables

Hook up three romex in a box- thumbnail
-Three 2-wire cables

Two flat and one round electrical cable- thumbnail
-Two 2-wire cables and one 3-wire cable

Two red wires in an outlet box- thumbnail
-One 2-wire cable and two 3-wire cables

Wire connections for three round cables- thumbnail
-Three 3-wire cables

How to connect four romex- thumbnail
-Four 2-wire cables

Several romex cables to hook up- thumbnail
-Three 2-wire cables and one 3-wire cable

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