4th Flashcards

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A picture or symbol intended to warn or alert people of a potentially hazardous condition and help an individual operate a tools better and safer.

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ELECTRICAL SIGN

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2
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are all around us

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signs

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3
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crucial not only for professionals but also for normal people

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electrical sign

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4
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visual representation

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ELECTRICAL SIGN

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what are the 6 CLASSIFICATION AND USES OF ELECTRICAL SIGNS

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  1. CAUTION
  2. SAFETY ALERT
  3. PROHIBITION
  4. DANGER
  5. HIGH VOLTAGE
  6. ELECTRICAL
    HAZARDS
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6
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Indicates some precautionary measures against potential hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result to a minor or moderate injury.

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CAUTION

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7
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to avoid minor/moderate injury

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CAUTION

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8
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Indicates that a person should observe extra awareness.
often used in working places

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SAFETY ALERT

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9
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It means that any activity is not allowed as stated by the symbol.

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PROHIBITION

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10
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examples of PROHIBITION

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no smoking
no food allowed

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Specifies hazardous situation which, if not avoided will result to a serious injury or even death.

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DANGER

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Warns of dangerously high voltage that can cause serious injury.

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HIGH VOLTAGE

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features as yellow triangle/black lightning volt

prevent accidental contact with electrical powered equipment

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HIGH VOLTAGE

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Informs workers and visitors of electrical hazards in the facility

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ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

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examples of ELECTRICAL HAZARDS?

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Electrical Shock
Overloaded Circuits
Faulty Equipment

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16
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small drawings or pictograms used to represent various electrical devices in a diagram or plan of an electrical circuit.

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ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS

17
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Main purpose of a switch is to make the circuit to the “open” condition or to the “close” condition.

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This is the source that mainly develops the charge for the circuit.

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device that converts chemical energy into electromagnetic energy

20
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usually consists of a group of cells.

21
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is a single-unit device which converts chemical energy into electric energy.

22
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supplies power for a shorter period of time.

23
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can supply power for long durations.

24
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is used mostly for lighter tasks which require less energy. It is used in clocks, lamp, etc.

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is mostly used for heavy-duty tasks. It is used in automobiles, inverters, etc.
battery
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Making a connection between a few cells makes a battery. It is more energized than a single cell.
BATTERY
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will light up when the electrical charge is flowing through this.
lamp
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generate light
lamp
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A safety component is a fuse. It has a lower melting-point wire in it.
fuse
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An instrument that measures voltages of either direct or alternating electric current
Voltmeter
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A device for measuring electric current in amperes, either direct (DC) or alternating (AC).
Ammeter
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An electrical component that is passive and adds resistance to the flow of current.
Resistor
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Conductor of electrical current
Electrical wire
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Connected crossing
Connected wires
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Wires are not connected
Not connected wires