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Scheme of Work:

WEEK 1: SIMPLE ELECTRICAL WIRING
WEEK 2: BUILDING (FOUNDATION)
WEEK 3: BUILDING (WALLS)
WEEK 4 – BECE: REVISIONS

WEEK 1:
Topic: Simple Electrical Wiring
Content
• Electrical Circuit
• Wiring Tools
• Accessories

Electric Circuits
An electric is a complete path through which electrons or current flows. The path is made up of cable or wire which connect all the components of the circuit.
Components of an electric circuit include:
(i) Battery or generator: This is referred to as the power source.
(ii) Conductor: This is the cable or wire used in connecting other components. The conductor is made of copper.
(iii) Load: This includes the lamp and the other electrical appliances connected to the circuit e.g. radio and T.V. sets, fan, etc.
(iv) Control: This refers to the electric component that is used to switch “on” and “off” current. Fuses are included as control since they cut off in case of excess voltage.
V = voltage, I = current, and R = Resistance
Mathematical relationship between voltage, current and resistance is expressed as follows
V = IR, I = V/R and R = V/I

Example:
(i) A current of 0.5A flows in a circuit with resistance 60 ohms. Calculate the potential difference within the circuit.
Solution
(i) V = IR
Current (I) = 0.5A, Resistance (R) = 60Ω
Voltage (V) = 0.5 x 60 = 30 volts

Wiring Tools and Materials
Hand tools used in… 

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