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Joints
Splice
To join wires by
weaving or
twisting them
together.
Joint
A point where
two things or
parts are joined.
Definition
Splices and joints are the
different ways of
combining or joining
together of two or more
line of wires in a circuit to
conduct electricity.
Commonly
used Splices
and Joints
Rat Tail or Pig Tail
Commonly used to
join two o more
conductors inside
the junction box.
Y- Splice
Generally used on
small cables because
the strands are flexible
and can all be wrapped
in one operation.
Knotted Tap
This is used
where the tap wire
is under heavy
tensile stress.
Plain Tap Joint
Used where the tap
wire is under
considerable tensile
stress circuit.
Aerial Tap
Used as a
temporary tap
usually done in
construction sites.
Duplex Cross Joint
A two-tap wire turned
simultaneously and is
used where the two tap
wire is under heavy
tensile stress.
Cross Joint
This tap is a
combination of two
plain taps placed
side by side with
each other.
Western Union Short – tie
Splice
most widely used splice
or joint in interior wiring
installation to extend the
length of wire from one
point to another.
Western Union Long – tie
Splice
Used for outside
wiring to extend the
length of wire from
one end to another.
PROJECT #1
SPLICES AND
JOINTS
Materials Needed:
# 14 Solid Wire
1/8 Illustration Board
Ballpen
Plastic Ccover
Tools Needed:
Long Nose Pliers/
Combination Pliers
Side Cutting Pliers
Wire Stripper / Cutter
Ruler
PPE
Gloves
Steps
1.Cut 20 pieces of solid wire
with 3 inches long each.
2.Retain 1 inch insulation
depending on the steps of
splices and joints.
Short Quiz
#6
I.
1. Used as a
temporary
tap
2. usedwhere
the tap wire is
under heavy
tensile stress.
3. joint used to
extend the
length of wire
inside a house
or building.
4. Splice
generally
used on small
cables
5. different ways of
combining or
joining together of
two or more line of
wires in a circuit
6.
combination
of two plain
taps
7. Used
for
outside wiring
to extend the
length of wire
8. the tap
wire is
under
considerable
tensile stress
circuit.
9. Commonly
used to join two o
more conductors
inside the junction
box.
10. A two-tap wire
turned
simultaneously and is
used where the two
tap wire is under
heavy tensile stress.
11. To join wires
by weaving or
twisting them
together.
II.
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20.
Short Quiz
#7
I.
Identification
1.
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6.
Battery
7.
wire
8.
switch
9.
Push
button
10.
Fuse
III.
Short
Quiz #8
1. Circuit
in
which lamps are
connected acroos
the wires.
2. A sketch
of an
electrical circuit
that is much like
a photograph.
3. A circuit
in
which lamps
are arranged in
a chain.
4. A sketch
showing the
components of a
circuit using
symbols.
5. This is
where we get
electricity.
6. A device
where power
is consumed.
7. This is
where
electricity
flows.
8. Cut or
allows the
electricity
to flow.
9. The
complete path
that an electric
current travels
along.
10. A drawing
that explains
or shows the
parts of
thecircuit.