How to Wire a Light Sensor
a light sensor is a great solution if someone in your household tends to leave certain lights on or if you want to illuminate a dark area without fumbling for a light switch or
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How to Cover a Phone Jack on the Wall
nearly everybody has a cell phone these days, and you likely don't need a landline unless you're running or business out of your
How to Troubleshoot an Amp
if you like your music crisp and loud, you need a good amp in your setup. unfortunately, amps break down time to time, although they are relatively simple to diagnose. inspect your
How to Repair an Electric Cord
whether your family walks over them or your pets chew on them, electrical cords wear out over time. getting replacement cords can be expensive, but fortunately you can fix most
How to Make an RJ‐45 Cable
the rj-45 connector is most commonly known for its use in ethernet networking. it's similar to a telephone jack, but it is wider. most connectors are described through their prongs
How to Learn Electronics
electronics is the science of controlling electricity, so it's a very important field that is fortunately less difficult to learn than you may think. you can start right away by
How to Wire a Double Switch
a double-switch allows you to operate two lights or appliances from the same location. double switches, sometimes called 'double pole,' allow you to separately control the power
How to Splice Wire
splicing is the process of combining 2 lengths of wires so they can carry a current. before you splice your wires together, you need to prepare the wires by stripping them and
How to Wire a Contactor
many large pieces of equipment require a high voltage current to operate. the standard current in a home is only 120 volts ac, so electricians use a contactor to increase the
How to Wire a 220 Outlet
while most outlets transfer 120 volts, larger appliances like dryers, stoves, and air conditioners require more power and use a 220-volt outlet. if you don't already have a 220v