Single Phase Electricity Explained - wiring diagram energy meter

In my home single phase it like this but minimal difference
1 the earth or ground wire was connected the neutral wire before connected main breaker and it connected to ground rod
2 the RCD I used total 8 RCDs
one is for main breaker that cut all whole systems
five is for air conditioning and gate that cut only line wire for each fault
two is for water heater that cut line and neutral for each fault
3 the meter doesn't have any fuse

When does a Human Electrical Shock occur?: When a guy is grounded or when he becomes part of the circuit

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You will probably think I'm silly asking this. My husband used to be an electrical engineer until he retired some 20 years ago. Unfortunately he has developed dementia and I want to know a few basic things about electricity. He can't remember the colours of a plug or how to use a multimeter. He can't remember Ohms Law which I believe is a basic thing. Do you think this site would help me (and him) to so I can ask him questions?

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Super Video!!

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What is double pole MCB voltage and ampere ?

Excellent teaching,it shows a lot of experience. I shall keep following.❤

This is the fourth time watching it...

Electricity can be dangerous - you should be qualified or desperate to carry out any electrical work.
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That means it’s a120 volts service?

Just a video I needed to see. Thx!

Well explained. You guys are doing a great work with your videos. Keep it up

Very interesting, I'm amazed at how similar it is to the setup we use here in Brazil, even though we mostly use 110/127 volts circuitry.

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I am living in India no color coding

@The Engineering Mindset Great video guys. Surely you mean "armoured sheath" and not "armoured sheaf"?

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Teaching this. Well done

The best tutorial about home electricity ever!

Sir , one question that troubles a lot of people , if current alternates why do we distinguish the 2 cables (for a single phase ) as hot wire and neutral . if it alternates then shouldn't for the first half cycle the brown wire (L) to be the hot one and blue wire (N) to be the neutral and for the second half cycle the brown wire to be the neutral one and blue wire to be the hot one ?

Sir , one question that troubles a lot of people , if current alternates why do we distinguish the 2 cables (for a single phase ) as hot wire and neutral . if it alternates then shouldn't for the first half cycle the brown wire (L) to be the hot one and blue wire (N) to be the neutral and for the second half cycle the brown wire to be the neutral one and blue wire to be the hot one ?

Australia is 240v

We can have 3 fase power in the Netherlands if you want / need it as long as you pay.

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Australia is 240 volt not 230

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Yay! British has 240v. We win by 10v.

I hate your intro sound

Great stuff, I can use this channel for my apprentices, thanks

Thank you for the video. In Malaysia here most of our MCBs are designed to have the incoming section on the top and the outgoing section on the bottom. The incoming section is usually labelled 1,3 or 5 while the outgoing section is label 2,4 or 6. The new rule also requires each instant water heater (usually installed in shower room) to have its own RCD with a sensitivity of 10mA.

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Best in class!

Never has any electricity work, still understand the video.

4 years of college in one video lol

Great video

Thank you very usefull video

So the neutral effectively acts as a ground line, completing the circuit and allowing electricity to flow… while the earth line is there purely as a safety precaution.

Is that correct?

How do i upgrade to 220v

Why is the main fust before the meter??? Is it certain that that must be the case in my house, too?

great explanation

australia is 240v...

Home electricity circuit was rocket science for me. This video is super helpful for me to understand it

Good work