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The installation of wire and/or electrical devices, to allow the transmission of electricity from one point to another.
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In what situation could a fish tape potentially touch live wires?
I want to invest in a high-quality fish tape and I’m doing some research on them. One of the biggest selling points of many fiberglass fish tapes is that they are non-conductive, for safety. But when …
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Why do insulated screwdrivers have a maximum voltage that they're rated for?
I have some insulated screwdrivers and the packaging says "Protects from electric shock up to 1,000 volts". But it's not like the insulation can conduct electricity at higher voltages, right?
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What are insulated screwdrivers for if you’re not supposed to work on a live circuit?
It’s not just that I’ve been told by some people to never work on a live circuit as an amateur (I know that electricians often do work on live circuits)... but the package itself containing the insula …
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