Electrical

Selector Switch Diagram

A selector switch is a mechanical control device that enables switching between a minimum of two electrical circuits. It is common in applications where there is more than one control…

Three Phase Voltage

Three-phase voltage refers to power supply using three separate conductors carrying the same voltage, but in different phases. Moreover, any equipment that is connected to all three phases would experience…

Corner Grounded Delta

A corner grounded delta system is a three-phase delta service with one phase having the ground connection. This configuration goes by several names including grounded leg/phase service, end-grounded delta system,…

Aluminum vs Copper Wiring

The comparison between aluminum vs copper wiring is always on the front burner when it comes to electrical design. Although they are both good conductors, copper usually has the upper…

120V vs 220V

120V and 220V are both standard power supply voltages. Supply from any of these systems has unique features that make one suitable for an application over the other.  Although the…

50Hz vs 60Hz

Power supply standards vary with countries/regions, especially when it comes to voltage and frequency. In the case of frequency, the 50Hz vs 60Hz are both valid supply standards. In this…

Shunt Trip Breaker Wiring

Proper wiring of a shunt trip breaker is necessary for it to perform its role of protecting all downstream devices in its circuit. Although it performs the same function as…

Single-phase vs Three-phase

Single-phase and three-phase configurations are currently the most common AC power supply systems in use. Because each system has advantages over the other in certain applications, it is necessary to…