The document describes 15 different types of wire splices used in electrical wiring. Some key splices mentioned include the Western Union short tie and long tie, which are used for small solid wires inside buildings. The Duplex wire splice joins wires in parallel. The Britannia splice is used for large solid wires inside and outside buildings where twisting is difficult. The ordinary wrapped cable splice joins stranded conductors in the absence of connectors.
The document describes 15 different types of wire splices used in electrical wiring. Some key splices mentioned include the Western Union short tie and long tie, which are used for small solid wires inside buildings. The Duplex wire splice joins wires in parallel. The Britannia splice is used for large solid wires inside and outside buildings where twisting is difficult. The ordinary wrapped cable splice joins stranded conductors in the absence of connectors.
The document describes 15 different types of wire splices used in electrical wiring. Some key splices mentioned include the Western Union short tie and long tie, which are used for small solid wires inside buildings. The Duplex wire splice joins wires in parallel. The Britannia splice is used for large solid wires inside and outside buildings where twisting is difficult. The ordinary wrapped cable splice joins stranded conductors in the absence of connectors.
The document describes 15 different types of wire splices used in electrical wiring. Some key splices mentioned include the Western Union short tie and long tie, which are used for small solid wires inside buildings. The Duplex wire splice joins wires in parallel. The Britannia splice is used for large solid wires inside and outside buildings where twisting is difficult. The ordinary wrapped cable splice joins stranded conductors in the absence of connectors.
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Emil de Dios - Orion
15 Kinds of Wire Splices
1. Western union short tie - A wire splice widely used or applied inside to building. This splice is applied only to small solid wire. 2.Western union long tie - A splice which is similar to a western union short tie, only that the number of twist at the center and at both end are more compare to a short tie. 3.Duplex Wire Splice - A wire splice used in joining wires in parallel. 4.Britannia - This splice in applied in both inside and outside the building to big solid wire where twisting is difficult. 5.Scarfed Splice - A splice similar in appearance with that of Britannia only
that its end is hidden.
6.Ordinary wrapped cable splice - A splice used in joining through conductors that are stranded. This kind of splice is applied in the absence of the connectors. 7.Plain tap or tee join - This is mostly used in outside work for joining a tap wire to a through conductor. 8.Small aerial tap join - A join mostly used in location where wires are subjected to considerable movement. 9.Knotted or loop tap join -This is mostly used for tapping a temporary wiring or lightning system where soldering is not applied. 10.Ordinary cable tap join -This is generally used where large stranded wires are tap to a main or through conductor.
11.Wrapped tap or tee join - This is
used in large solid conduct where it is found difficult to wrap the large tap wire around the main wire. 12.Split cable tap or tee join - This is most frequently used where small stranded wire or cable are tap to a through conductor. 13.Ordinary cross joint - This is used where two tap conductors are to extend away from the branch conductor in opposite direction. 14.Double wrapped cross join - This is used in the same manner and reason as the ordinary cross join with the advantage of being stronger. 15.Rat Tail join - A wire splice mostly used in outlet and junction boxes.