Consists of two wires and a light, heater, or motor.

A wire that technically does not carry electricity.

Loss of voltage as it travels along a wire.

The most common material used in making wire.

Measurement of electrical pressure.

Any material through which electricity easily flows.

Measurement of wire diameter

The common name for nonmetallic sheathed cable.

A device that measures the amount of electricity used.

Measurement of the amount of work that can be done.

A form of energy that produces light, heat, and magnetism.

Any material which restricts the flow of electricity.

Measurement of the flow of electricity.

A wire that acts as a safety device in case of a short circuit.

Rigid or bendable tubing that contains electrical wires.

Caused when electricity travels back to its source to fast

The wire that carries the electricity

Types of outlets usually found in wet locations

Used to connect two or more wires together.

Which wire goes to the GREEN screw?

Which wire goes to the GOLD or BRASS screw?

Which wire goes to the SILVER screw?

GFCI devices should be used in wet locations like bathrooms, kitchens, or outside.

White and green wires are neutral and should be attached to the silver screw.

Immediately discontinue using an extension cord if it feels warm or smells like burning rubber.

The two deadly hazards associated with electricity are fire and shock

Rubber is a good conductor of electricity.

A circuit breaker will only trip when a short circuit occurs. .