Review in TLE 10 (Quarter 1)

__________ is usually bare solid or stranded conductor used for overhead transmission lines and ground wires.

• Service Drop Wire

• Copper or Aluminum PE insulated line wire

• Royal cord

• PDX Wire

A wire used for wiring electric ranges, hot water heaters, stoves and hairdryers where both heat and moisture resistance is desirable.

• Duralene (type WP)

• Coaxial cable

• Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)

• Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper)

A multi-conductor cable generally used for interior wiring installations in dry and wet locations.

• Durex wire

• Non-metallic sheathed cable (type NMC)

• Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)

• Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (copper)

A wire commonly used for wiring motorized engines and appliances with high temperature, and for switch board wiring.

• Temperature wire (type HI)

• Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)

• Thermoplastic wire (type TW)

• Coaxial cable

This is a multi-conductor cable generally used for interior wiring installations in dry and wet locations.

• Durex wire

• Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)

• Nonmetallic sheathed cable (type NMC)

• Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper)

This wire or cable is used for radio frequency antenna installation, and

• Control cable

• Royal cord

• Duralene (type WP)

• Coaxial cable

This wire or cable has 2, 3 or 4 conductors, stranded, and used for portable cords in electrical equipment.

• Control cable

• Royal cord

• Intercom cable

• Coaxial cable

This is polyethylene-insulated line wire used for wiring installation of residential buildings.

• Intercom cable

• Royal cord

• Duralene (type WP)

• Flat cord (type SPT)

This is the maximum ampacity of a 5.5 mm copper with type THHN insulation if the conductor is to be used in an with ambient air temperature of 39 degree Celcius.

• 40 A

• 36 A

• 35 A

• 34 A

This wire cannot be used in wet locations.

• TW

• THW

• THHN

• THWN