Hailey Fadel
Oct 24, 2024
The most widely used insulator for splices of smaller wires, like those used for devices, is?
The most widely used insulator for splices of smaller wires, such as those used in devices, is which of the following?
A. Wire nut
B. Solder
C. Friction tape
D. Split bolt
1 Answers
Nov 21, 2024
The correct answer is :
A) Wire nut
B & D are all made of metal (conductors),
which make very good splices. However,
the question is asking for the most widely used INSULATOR.
B) Solder (is a metal alloy made of tin and lead)
C) Friction Tape (an excellent insulator, but has been replaced by PVC electrical tape over time).
D) A split bolt (generally made of copper)
Good luck in your studies,
~ Mitch ~
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