Homes are wired with different types of wire like basic wire, Cable wire, Telephone wire, TV wire and accessories & home networking wires. Each type of wiring has its specific use to house the load and conditions it is exposed to. For commercial and outdoor purposes, wiring id very different and mainly heavy duty wires.
Adding switch points is a task once concealed wiring is done. We recently got asked by a Home Owner from Pune following questions: "There’s concealed wiring done for my 1BHK apartment in Pune. I want to have an additional switch points in each room, can is be easily done?" It’s a difficult task to add
Concealed wiring is very common in modern homes these days. But what if an electrician’s suggest you to do concealed wiring through flooring ??? Well, Concealed wiring through flooring is not preferred by many home-owners as they think is not safe. But let me tell you that its 100% safe to have concealed wiring though
What do you mean by Electrical Wire Joints? Electrical joints are the joints that an electrician creates when a wire falls short while doing the wiring for any sort of electrical appliances or fittings. There are several disadvantages of having joints like these in wiring. Disadvantages of joints in Electrical Wiring done in your house
Firstly let’s understand what one way switch is. One way switch or single pole switch is a switch that any home owner usually uses for lights & fan in a room that goes on-off. Whereas 2 way switches are switches that can turn on-off the lights, fan, etc. from 2 different locations. The wiring is