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Ampere

A measure of current flow

Black pipe

Common name of the steel pipe used for natural gas applications

Box

Also known as an outlet box, equipped with clamps which are used to terminate a conduit

Breaker

An electric safety switch that automatically opens when massive amperage occurs

Chase

A continuous recessed area built to carry or conceal ducts, pipes, or other construction products

Circuit

The various conductors connections and devices found in the path of electrical flow

Conditioned

A heated or cooled place

Conductor

A material that permits the motion of electricity

Conduit

A metal or fiber pipe or tube used to enclose one or more electrical conductors

Distribution panel

Panel where the conductor from the meter base is connected to individual circuit breakers

Electrical work

The installation of the wiring and fixtures for a complete residential or commercial electrical system

Galvanized pipe

Steel pipe that has been cleaned and dipped in a bath of molten zinc

Ground

An electrical connection to the earth by means of a rod

Ground fault interceptor

A 110 V convenience outlet with a built in circuit breaker

Industrial piping

Piping that carries liquids and gases used in the manufacturing of products

Junction Box

A box that protects electrical wiring splices in conductors or joints in runs

Lighting outlet

Electrical outlet intended for the direct connection of a light fixture

Meter

An instrument used to measure electrical quantities

Meter base

The mounting on which the electrical term is attached

Nominal size

Conventional size

Outlet

An electrical conductor used to plug up devices

Plenum

A compartment, air space, or chamber that is filled with air which is then distributed to a desired location

Plumbing fixture

A unit used to contain and discharge wastes

Residential piping

Plumbing that carried fresh water, gas, liquid or solid waste

Switch leg

The electrical conductor from a switch to the electrical device being controlled

Thermostat

An automatic mechanism for controlling the amount of heating and cooling given by a central-heating or zoned-heating system or cooling system

Volt

Unit of measure of electrical force

Watt

A unit of power