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  • The Electrician Explains DIY Electrical Wiring Using On-The-Job Photos.
  • Wiring Diagrams and articles covering home electrical wiring.
  • Several Do-It-Yourself Electrical Projects.

Recent Lessons about Electrical Wiring

  1. Getting an ADA Approval for a Bathroom

    2. How to identify the ADA Bathroom requirements and definitions for an ADA Approval

  2. Identifying Wiring for a Ceiling Fan and Light Fixture

    3. Testing Wiring for a Ceiling Fan and Light to enable the right connections – The fan has wires of black, white, and blue, and a green grounding wire…

  3. Installing an Electrical Circuit for a Shed

    4. Considerations When Installing Electrical Wiring for a Shed – the chance that there would be any problem would be significantly low by following these methods…

  4. How to Wire a Bath Exhaust Fan and Light

    5. Wiring a Bath Exhaust Fan and Light – Using the GFCI outlet circuit as the power source will work for the bathroom exhaust fan but make sure you are using the GFCI circuit power source only and not…

  5. Ceiling Fan Wiring for a Wall Remote Control

    6. Installing a Ceiling Fan Wall Mounted or Hand Held Remote Controls and Ceiling Fan Wiring

  6. How To Install Home Electrical Wiring

    7. Helpful Tips For Installing Home Electrical Wiring

  7. Incorrect Cable Wiring Causes House Fires

    8. Electrical Tips to Avoid House Fires Due to Incorrect Electrical Wiring

  8. How to Wire a New Garage Project

    9. Wiring a New Garage and Planning the Circuits – This contains all the basic electrical circuit requirements for the proposed garage…

  9. Why New Light Bulbs May Not Work

    10. Light Fixture Sockets, New Light Bulbs and Home Electrical Wiring

  10. Replacement Ceiling Fan Wiring Configurations

    11. Understanding How to Make Ceiling Fan Electrical Wiring Connections

  11. How To Wire A Photocell To Control A Light Fixture

    12. A photocell can be used to control outdoor lights when installing into the electrical wiring as described here…

  12. RV Electrical Wiring Repairs

    13. Electrical Repairs for RV Electrical Wiring: We no longer have electricity to any lights in our slide out…

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