管内穿线和导线连接（Pipe threading and wire connection）.docVIP

管内穿线和导线连接（Pipe threading and wire connection） Pipe threading and wire connection The inner line of the power line is first through the branch line and then the main line, and the power distribution box or switch box is worn to the equipment. It is sent from switch box type power distribution box to another power distribution box until it is put into the main cabinet (plate). Lighting line camp thread is composed of an appliance box to wear another tool box, then the instrument box worn to the lighting distribution box, a distribution box put into another distribution box until the general distribution box to build packages outside wear. Because the wires are hidden inside the pipe, they can not be seen outside. If they are not handled properly in the construction, they will leave hidden trouble. For example, when wearing wires, damage to the insulating layer of the wire, do not comply with the requirements of the specification, so that the pipe stays in the connector, etc., will cause leakage in operation, thread overheating, short circuit to the ground, inter phase short circuit and other accidents. Therefore, in threading, must be in strict accordance with the requirements of procedures, construction and master certain skills. The connection between the wire and the wire and the connection between the wire and the electrical element is called the joint of the wire. In indoor wiring engineering, as far as possible to avoid unnecessary joints, because the wires in general, most of the fault occurred in the joints, but the necessary wire connection is indispensable. Be careful when dealing with the joint, if the connection is improper, it will cause the line fault, cause electric shock, or even fire accident. In various indoor wiring project, in addition to part of Ming Dynasty allowed wires in the wiring wiring intermediate, connecting piping engineering wires are required in the switch (socket) of the position of the lamp or the junction box, the wire in the tube i