Part 5: Real Life Circuits The picture below is a basic wiring diagram of an apartment. • Each color represents a different circuit within the apartment. • Each yellow circle represents a light • Each small grey square represents an outlet or an on/off switch The large grey rectangle is the circuit breaker box (usually located in the laundry or kitchen area) P 2 D 1) How many separate circuits are in this apartment? 2) Which circuits are parallel? List the colors. 3) Which circuits are series? List the colors 4) If number 2 outlet was broken what lights would turn off? 5) If number 5 outlet was broken, what two components would be affected? 6 12 7 11 10 9 Home Tips, 2009 8 6) Why do you suppose there are three circuits in the room to the far left (has the brown, orange, light blue) and only one circuit in the room on the far right? (the red circuit) 7) What advantage is there to only having two outlets in the orange circuit? What types of things might get plugged into that circuit?

Part 5: Real Life Circuits The picture below is a basic wiring diagram of an apartment. • Each color represents a different circuit within the apartment. • Each yellow circle represents a light • Each small grey square represents an outlet or an on/off switch The large grey rectangle is the circuit breaker box (usually located in the laundry or kitchen area) P 2 D 1) How many separate circuits are in this apartment? 2) Which circuits are parallel? List the colors. 3) Which circuits are series? List the colors 4) If number 2 outlet was broken what lights would turn off? 5) If number 5 outlet was broken, what two components would be affected? 6 12 7 11 10 9 Home Tips, 2009 8 6) Why do you suppose there are three circuits in the room to the far left (has the brown, orange, light blue) and only one circuit in the room on the far right? (the red circuit) 7) What advantage is there to only having two outlets in the orange circuit? What types of things might get plugged into that circuit?

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter5: Conductor Identification, Switch Control Of Lighting Circuits, Bonding/grounding Of Wiring Devices, And Induction Heating

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9R: Complete the connections for the diagram. Installation is cable.

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