Electrical

6 Gauge wire is mainly used in residential and in industries that need medium size wire to transfer large amounts of energy with fewer losses. Due to their applications, it come in different sizes to meet the industrial requirements. Let’s discuss  6 Gauge Wire Amps.  6 Gauge/6 AWG Wire Features The diameter of 5 AWG … Read more

Think that when you come home in hot weather and on the ac unit you have a smell and force to stop ac unit. There can be different causes why your AC smells MUSTY. We will cover different details for ac smells and learn how to remove smell from the ac unit. So let’s get … Read more

We sometimes wonder why the outside AC unit is not inside the unit. It is a common issue. Many people scratch their heads when the outside AC unit is not turning on but the inside is working. It is a very common problem with the split AC unit, which has an outdoor unit with a … Read more

60 amp is the high value of current, irrespective of whether it is used to operate 12 12-volt or 24-volt electrical telling motor or used in 120/230 volts electrical systems to power homes, RVs, etc. For measuring the thickness of wire there are different parameters used. The accurate size of the wire for the breaker … Read more

A solder mask is a protection layer of polymer that is used on printed circuit board surfaces to control solder spreading and avoid solder bridges in the assembly process. It also saves traces from corrosion and electrical leakage. Here details of the solder mask and its common uses for PCB will be explained. Let’s discuss … Read more

There are different types of electrical wire used. Some wire is used to connect underground, some is used for commercial uses, and some is used in residential circuits. Some commonly used wires are Romex, 14/2 and 14/3 wires. We will cover the detailed difference between 14/2 and 14/3 gauge cables. If there is 14/2 wire, … Read more

If there is a circuit of 40 amps, then there is a need to know the wire size needed for 40 amps. So there is a need to use AWG wire for handling current. The 40-amp 240-volt circuit can handle 9600 watts. Here we will cover details of the breaker size needed for 40 amps … Read more

The 30 amp wire size is 10 AWG and is commonly used in house wiring. It is good to use for 240-volt larger devices and carries a higher current than thin-gauge wires for electrical outlets. According to American wire standards, the 30-amp circuit breaker needed ten gauges of minimum wire for a small distance. For … Read more

Whether you are working on a 20-amp or 30-amp breaker, the importance of wire size cannot be denied. Different factors help to use the wire. The commonly used factor is a gauge, also called AWG or American Wire Gauge. Gague is a wire measurement in diameter. AWG is the standard system used for wire measurement. … Read more