HXGN-12R Tank-type (Fixed) Metal-clad Ring-net Switchgear
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- Q: I am gonna graduate in may with a 2 year degree which would make me a Electronics tech. I already was offered a job with Intell and i plan to work there while i get my bachlor. Is there i difference in the 2? and also Intell offered me 52k to start as a tech, is that good? and how much can i expect to make once i get my 4 year degree? thx
- Electronics is more typically used for a technical/2-year degree for a tech trained to work with electronics lab equipment like oscilloscopes, benchtop power supplies, etc. The title of electrical engineer ( a degree in electrical engineering) is most often given to the graduate of a 4 or 5 year accredited degree program dealing with a wide variety of theory and technology related to applications of electricity and magnetism. In the industry, electrical by itself would more often refer to household or automotive wiring, often higher power, as Doug mentions, whereas electronics refers more to devices like computers, cell phones, etc. And yes, $52k is probably a pretty good salary for a tech straight out of school -- but you might want to get the employer name right :) Intel only has one L.
- Q: Especially from the U.K? I wanted to buy some weighing scales for like ?6, cos like I noticed you can resell them over here in the U.K for like ?50, or are these fake?
- the us is in a recession; NOTHING should be bought from China. also, China is a COMMUNIST nation.
- Q: I might be starting a job doing industrial electric, and I want to make sure I can read the blue prints good. I am recently graduated from high school and have a vo-tech background in electrical, only no blue print reading. I know how to read schematics, ladder diagrams, and residential blue prints, but how different are industrial and residential blueprints? Does anyone know a site where I can look at some industrial electric blueprints? I know when i get there they will be able to teach me how to read it, but I figured I would try to save everyone some time and see what I can figure out before I get there.
- What you really need is a good book. Get a copy of Ugly's Electrical References by George V. Hart. You need to know what the symbols mean as to what they physically are. Those blue prints won't be a whole lot different in some respects from what the residential blue prints are. Ugly's will prove to be an invaluable aid to you. When you get the job, if you don't understand something, ask, they expect you to not know a lot of things. You are going in as an apprentice, so you are there to do a lot of hard work, and to learn as you go. If you are given the opportunity to go to any schools, go. If you should get the chance to go to ant schools for fiber optics, go, in fact, seek it out for yourself, even if it means night school. The pay is great, and there is always a demand for those who are trained in fiber optics installation, and repair.
- Q: If one of the two metal things on a electrical cord is larger than the other, but the holes in the outlet are the same size so it won't fit, is it okay to force it in?
- If the openings in the outlet are actually the same size, this is a very very old outlet. it probably has no ground, ie, it has two connections, not three. But double check it carefully, the difference is small. You can buy an adaptor (see link). But be very careful you orient it correctly. And you should get your house rewired before you have an electrical fire. .
- Q: I think that I might have opened a portal into another world. Yesterday I heard a recording off of the internet that didn't exist! Weird. Also, I have been hearing voices and sounds coming from the room where I think that the portal was opened. I am so freaked out. I have a lot of excess electrical equipment in this room and I feel a little bit uncomfortable with that. I'm wondering if the equipment is making me feel weird too. Does anyone have a similar experience? What should I do? I don't want to hang out with spirits!
- Put it down, it is not your friend, dont do drugs
- Q: I will be traveling to India in the next month. I have my laptop, camera and other electrical equipments which will need to be charged. I have heard that the voltage in India is 220 V and not 110 V. All my appliances work at 110 V, how do I make it work in India?
- Plugging a 110v equipment to a 220v outlet will produce a dramatic exploration of the experience of sight, sound, scent and in all danger touch while you're in close touch to the device. The journey will end with a cry and an ensuing holiday to an electronics restore middle in case you value the precious equipment you have brought about to torment. any incorrect way around isn't as dramatic as above yet will result to a difficult sensation ending with a question as to why the appliance did no longer progression. whilst found out and corrected, the appliance will thankfully serve its purpose given the main suitable voltage to paintings on. If the authentic clarification for ineptitude isn't got here across, the appliance could be further yet mistakenly dropped on an identical electronics restore middle as above with an ensuing sensation of an inherent ability resembling a cucumber that must be observed via a boisterous mark of cachinnation.
- Q: I am doing a project on electronic baton.I want it to look exactly like baton used by professional orchestra conductor.I stored the electronic components inside the handle of the baton.The problem is the space is very limited.The maximum diameter of the handle only about 18 mm.I need to choose a battery that also stored inside the handle.I want the battery that could work for long time.However what I can see the coin battery that is small only have small energy in it.It will only last for less than 1 hour.It is not good for new product.What can I do to maximize amount of energy so baton can work for longer time? ideally 10+hours or minimum of 5 hours and can fit inside small handle.I dont want to use external power cable.Hope you guys can help me.Really appreciated all of your helps.
- Lithium batteries tend to offer best size to power ratio right now. They are available in rechargeable and disposable. Take a trip to Walmart bearing in mind you may find something you like that is designed to go into something else such as a replacement battery for a cell phone or camera etc.
- Q: for example, a 3ds?
- Never heard of 3ds? DVDs - dish soap water. Dry with clean cotton towel. Does not work? Buy a new one.
- Q: I don't know a lot about electricity, but I know that on earth we ground our outlets, computers, etc. Do they have a means of grounding electricity in space? Are electrical systems more dangerous on spacecraft?
- In electrical engineering, earthing or grounding means literally to make an electrical connection between the ground and a metal part. In practice this is usually done by connecting to the ground pin of an electrical socket, which is itself connected to ground. In permanent installations it can also be done by wiring to a piece of grounded metal, most often a water pipe. The main reason for doing this is safety. If a live wire touches a metal part such as the casing of a washing machine, it will become live or hot. If you were to touch it you would get an electric shock. By grounding the metal part, if a live wire touches it the current will flow through the metal part to the ground. This will usually cause a fuse to blow or a circuit breaker to trip, thereby isolating the supply and protecting the user. Despite what a previous answerer said, the ground is not part of the circuit of the electrical supply to your house. A separate conductor, the neutral, serves that purpose. Current only flows into the ground during a fault condition like the one I described above. In electronics, the term ground is often used to mean a part of the circuit which has zero volts on it, and may be used as a return path for electric currents in the circuit and/or a screen against electromagnetic interference. For instance, an electronic engineer may say that a part of the circuit is at 5 volts above ground.
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HXGN-12R Tank-type (Fixed) Metal-clad Ring-net Switchgear
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