RESIDENTIAL WIRING  (CZ086) Students learn about basic electricity; how electricity is generated and transferred to homes; and how it travels around the home to be used. They have a hands-on work experience as a residential electrician, routing wire and hooking up electrical fixtures.   RESIDENTIAL WIRING WORKSTATION CURRICULUM:  Curriculum is provided in a three-ring binder, with pages contained in page protectors. Easy to follow step by step activities are highlighted using full color photographs. Once introduced to career related information (job description, education and training requirements, job prospects, and income ranges) the student begins a "hands on" work experience, using professional tools of the trade to complete projects or tasks. An audio tape follows the manual word for word. Pre-and post tests, worksheets, answer sheets, and instructors guide.     HANDS ON  ACTIVITIES:   Identify types of wires Identify types of electrical boxes Run wire from service panel to electrical components Connect wires to complete circuit Wire a 3-way circuit Wire a doorbell circuit

RESIDENTIAL WIRING WORKSTATION

RESIDENTIAL WIRING WORKSTATION:  Desk Style workstation with built-in locking tool drawer and a removable wiring activity/work panel, built-in lock/key, covered storage container, power strip, and audio cassette player with headphones. TOOL DRAWER  Safety glasses, #2 phillips screwdriver, 3/16 screwdriver, 1/8 screwdriver, 16' tape measure, wire stripper, 6" needle nose plier, 6" linesman plier, 12 volt test light, cable ripper, and aprons. ACTIVITY/WORK PANEL  12 volt power supply, 3 prong pig tail plug, 2-button doorbell kit, power supply enclosure, octagon boxes, and electrical boxes. STORAGE CONTAINER/CONSUMABLES  15 amp breakers, bulb socket w/plug end, wire nuts, ground screws, single pole switches, outlets, switch cover plates, outlet covers, plastic light fixtures, octagon box covers, doorbell wire, romex 14-2, and 12 volt light bulbs.

RESIDENTIAL WIRING  (CZ086) Students learn about basic electricity; how electricity is generated and transferred to homes; and how it travels around the home to be used. They have a hands-on work experience as a residential electrician, routing wire and hooking up electrical fixtures.   RESIDENTIAL WIRING WORKSTATION CURRICULUM:  Curriculum is provided in a three-ring binder, with pages contained in page protectors. Easy to follow step by step activities are highlighted using full color photographs. Once introduced to career related information (job description, education and training requirements, job prospects, and income ranges) the student begins a "hands on" work experience, using professional tools of the trade to complete projects or tasks. An audio tape follows the manual word for word. Pre-and post tests, worksheets, answer sheets, and instructors guide.     HANDS ON  ACTIVITIES:   Identify types of wires Identify types of electrical boxes Run wire from service panel to electrical components Connect wires to complete circuit Wire a 3-way circuit Wire a doorbell circuit

RESIDENTIAL WIRING WORKSTATION

RESIDENTIAL WIRING WORKSTATION:  Desk Style workstation with built-in locking tool drawer and a removable wiring activity/work panel, built-in lock/key, covered storage container, power strip, and audio cassette player with headphones. TOOL DRAWER  Safety glasses, #2 phillips screwdriver, 3/16 screwdriver, 1/8 screwdriver, 16' tape measure, wire stripper, 6" needle nose plier, 6" linesman plier, 12 volt test light, cable ripper, and aprons. ACTIVITY/WORK PANEL  12 volt power supply, 3 prong pig tail plug, 2-button doorbell kit, power supply enclosure, octagon boxes, and electrical boxes. STORAGE CONTAINER/CONSUMABLES  15 amp breakers, bulb socket w/plug end, wire nuts, ground screws, single pole switches, outlets, switch cover plates, outlet covers, plastic light fixtures, octagon box covers, doorbell wire, romex 14-2, and 12 volt light bulbs.