Electrical Accessories

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The color of the product itself

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Value that Specifically Names the Type/the Application Value of the Closest Piece of Equipment/the Designated Type of Construction/the Generic Type/the Manufacturer Type Designation/the Specific Function/the Type of Application

Number of devices in a wall box or a wall plate

Something that Serves as a Support, Setting, or Backing for the item

The Rate at Which Energy is Drawn from a Source that Produces a Flow of Electricity in a Circuit

The Type of Connectors / Terminals that Tool can Crimp to Wire or Cable

The Maximum Amount of Power Which the item can withstand or Operate without any performance Loss

The Number of Occurrences within a Given Time Period, the Rate at Which Alternating Current Makes a Complete Cycle of Reversals

Maximum electrical current the conductor or device can carry before sustaining immediate or progressive deterioration

Between Discrete Points Allows the Flow of Electrons (Electric Current)

The Number of Application-Specific or Process-Specific Software Construct Serving as a Communication Endpoint / is Generally a Specific Place for Being Physically Connected to Some Other Device /A Number of Physical Access Point(S) Between a Conductor and

The Speed at Which Data is Transferred from one Location to Another with in the Time Frame

The Loss in Load Power Due to the Insertion of a Component or Device at Some Point in a Transmission System

Capability of Being Used with or Connected to Different Types of Devices or Components without any Modifications

The Description of the Conductor Explicitly Stating the Design Criteria of the Conductors

A Device that Establishes a Connection Between Two or More Units.

The Designated / Rated / Maximum / Range Temperature at Which the Instrument May be Used in Continuous Operation without Loss of its Basic Properties and performance

Different Switching Functions of the Relay Contacts

The Number of Main Inlet Connection Available for the Unit

National Electrical Manufacturers Association Ratings are Standards that are Useful in Defining the Types of Environments in Which an Electrical Enclosure can be Used

The Type of Device Designed to Produce Electromagnetic Radiation in the form of Light, Heat, Ultraviolet Energy, or a Combination of the Three.

The Voltage, Current, and Power Capacities of Relay Contacts Under Specified Environmental Conditions

The Number of Pliable Metallic Strand or Rod Made in Many Lengths and Diameters and are Electrically Insulated, Used Conduct Electricity

The Dimension Through an Object as Opposed to its Length or Width

The Different Types of Receptacles Providing a Place in a Wiring System Where Current can be Taken to Supply Electrical Devices

The Number of Connections the Unit can Provide

A Straight Line Passing Through the Center of a Circle or Sphere and Meeting the Circumference or Surface at Each End

A Device that Joins Electric Conductors Mechanically and Electrically to Other Conductors and to the Terminals of Apparatus and Equipment

The Act or Process of Constructing Which Includes Design and Manufacture Type

The Value of total Resistance of a Material Which Comes from the Electrical Leads and Connections as Opposed to the Intrinsic Resistance, Which is an Inherent Property, Independent of the Measurement Method

The Number of Hollows or Holes Provided in the item for Mounting/Fixing

The Size, Configuration, or Physical Arrangement of the Unit

The Specification of the Electrical Power or the Description of This Electrical Power Which is Required for the Proper Functioning of the item

It is the Normal Size of the Conductors for Building Wire

Style, Type, Size, Etc. of the Enclosure of a Device

The Position or Alignment Relative to Points of the Compass or Other Specific Directions

A Material's Opposition to the Flow of Electric Current

amount of watts used

The Size Range of the Metal Wires and Cables that Allow the Flow of Electrical Current

The Supplementary items Supplied with the Product Which May be Necessary for the Optimum Operation of the Product