WLI SIMPLIFIEDContents Chapter 1 STANDARDS, CODES, AND SAFETY 1 Chapter? PLANNING YOURELECTRICALINSTALLATION 9 Chap Chapter? MEASURINGELECTRICITY 19 4 WIRE—SELECTING AND CONNECTING 26Chapter S CIRCUIT PRO’ Feeders and Branch Grcuits Chapter 6 CIRCUIT DIAG} Grounded Wires Wiring Diagrams Chapter 7 GROUNDING How Dangerous are Shocks! Grounding Basics 63 Grounding Overview How Grounding Promotes Sai Grounding Considerations fo Grounding-Type Reveptacles I Grounnd-Fault Circuit Interrup Lightning Arresters. 73 Surge Sup) essors for Comput Chapters IMESERVICE Planning Your Service Entranc Disconnosting Means Installing the Service Entrance Makin Emergency Backup Generators} Sround Connections Chapter9 OUTLET AND Planning Your Box Installation Boxes 100 Face Plates 106 Insali Chapter 10 BASIC WIRII Planing the Installation eeding and Connecting the W Tho-Circuit Duplex Receptacl Three-Wire Circuits 11 TION AND PLANNING 42 Ms 51 RSAFETY 62 6 ring Systems 69 (crcl) 71 and Other Elxtroniec Equipment TRANCE > PROCEDURES 107 Chapter 11. CABLE—NONMETALLIC-SHEATHED AND ARMORED 121 Nonmetallic-Sheathed Cable 121 Armored Cabli Chapter 12. TUBULAR RACEWAYS 132 noosing and Installing Tubular Raceways 132 Noalleaible Heary-Wall Conduit 133 Tubing (Thinwall Nonflesible Raceways) 136 Perible Raceways 138 ing Wires in Conduit 140 Chapter 13. MODERNIZING OLD WIRING 141 Problems of “O14 Work” 142 Wiring Methods 142 Lusialling Now Serviceand Ciscuits 144 Installing Boxes and Running Cable 146 eptaces.and Outlets 155, Installing Switches, Chapter14 APPLIANCES 158 Receptacles Teelviial Cente fae Applionces 160 Grounding of Appliances L61 Disconnecting Means and Overcurrent Protection 161 Witingof Common Heavy Appliances 162 Chapter 15. FINISHING YOUR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 166 Installing Devices in Boxes 166 6 Chapter 16 ELECTRICMOTORS 170 Work Capacity of Motors 170 Power Consumed by Motors 1 Types of Motors 1 1s on Farms Phase Conve 4 Motor Circuit Requirements 173 Insilling the Motor 179