Handling and Connection of Cables and Lines for Fixed Laying - Course: Basic skills and knowledge of electrical engineering. Trainees' handbook of lessons (Institut für Berufliche Entwicklung, 17 p.): 3. Connection of Cables and Lines for Fixed Laying to Electrical Equipment: (introduction...)

Handling and Connection of Cables and Lines for Fixed Laying - Course: Basic skills and knowledge of electrical engineering. Trainees' handbook of lessons (Institut für Berufliche Entwicklung, 17 p.)

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Introduction

1. Fundamentals for Handling and Connection of Cables and Lines for Fixed Laying

2. Handling of Cables and Lines for Fixed Laying

3. Connection of Cables and Lines for Fixed Laying to Electrical Equipment

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3.1. Making Screw Joints

3.2. Criteria for Clamped Joints in Electrical Installations

3.3. Pressed Joints

3.4. Making Wire-wrap Joints

3.5. Making Soldered Joints

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Cables and lines of up to 4 mm² (inclusive) are to be laid with a spare loop at the points of connection so that the conductor can be re-adjusted.

The cross section of conductors must not be reduced at their points of connection and joints. Points of the connection and joints must be easily accessible!

The colour of the core must comply with the function of the conductor!

Example for making of lines for use in heavy current installations of up to 1 kV

Function of the conductor		Colour of the insulation
Main circuits	also auxiliary circuits for industrial controls	black
	preferably, however, as middle wire (neutral wire) with no protective function	blue
	also auxiliary circuits having switch contacts	brown
Protective wires (neutral wires, auxiliary earth wires), potential equalization wires		green-yellow