Dica de Ouro, como EMENDAR Fio Rígido com Cabo Flexível!

MORE CONTENT HERE 🢂 https://eletri.ca/ Wires are responsible for conducting electrical energy, however, in electrical installations, splicing wires is one of the main problems! Whether it's a splicing of rigid wire, short wire, electric fence wire, power wire, shower wire, thin wire, thick wire, washing machine wire, double electrical wire, etc. There are different types of splices, such as branch splices, connection splices, and extension splices. A branch splice is used to branch several conductors from another single conductor without cutting it. The connection splice, also known as a rat tail, is widely used to join two or more conductors in junction boxes. The extension splice, as the name suggests, is used to increase the length of the conductors, and is characterized by excellent mechanical resistance. But what is the correct way to splice rigid wires and flexible cables? A great option is to use quick connectors, or the famous rat tail splice. Learn how to make a good rattail splice in this video from Mundo da Elétrica! Among the objectives of this video, we highlight: The correct way to splice a rigid wire with a flexible cable. How to use a quick connector as a splice option. How to make a good rattail splice. Topics covered: Splicing cables is one of the main problem points in an electrical installation! Because of this, one of the biggest doubts of professionals at Mundo da Elétrica is how to correctly splice rigid wires and flexible cables. First, you need to understand that there is a difference between rigid wire and flexible cable. That's right, rigid wire is a conductor composed of only one constant filament, while flexible cable is composed of several filaments. That's why one is called a wire and the other a cable. To make a good connection between rigid wire and flexible cable, the first tip is to use quick connectors, which are extremely practical to use. These components provide connection and insulation at the same time, eliminating the need for insulating tape for this splice. But if you don't want to use a connector, you can make the famous "rat's tail" splice. A good electrical splice must ensure efficient contact and mechanical resistance. 00:22 - The first tip I give is to use quick connectors. 00:56 - You may not know, but there is a difference between wire and cable! 02:02 - As we know, a good electrical splice must ensure efficient contact and mechanical resistance. 02:47 - But if you don't want to use a connector, you can make the famous "rat's tail" splice. List of similar videos: All videos from Mundo da Elétrica:    • Dica de Ouro, como EMENDAR Fio Rígido com ...   Splices of electrical wires and cables:    • Dica de Ouro, como EMENDAR Fio Rígido com ...   BASIC ELECTRICAL and electricity for beginners:    • Dica de Ouro, como EMENDAR Fio Rígido com ...   Participants in this video: Henrique Mattede https://eletri.ca/henrique Video editing: Bruno Almeida Pereira (Morgado) Script: Tálisson Jardel #HowToSpliceWires #RigidWire #FlexibleCable - The World of Electricity is an electricity, electrical and electronics channel with videos for you to learn on your cell phone, computer, tablet or even on your living room TV. Electricity for everyone! Courses on reading electrical diagrams so you can become a professional electrician! Online electrical classes, PDF manuals, electrical diagrams and explanations about NR10, current, voltage, power and other concepts! WORLD OF ELECTRICITY ON OTHER NETWORKS INSTAGRAM:   / mundodaeletrica_   TECHNICAL SITE: https://www.mundodaeletrica.com.br TELEGRAM CHANNEL: https://telegram.me/mundodaeletrica FACEBOOK:   / mundodaeletrica   TWITTER:   / mundodaeletrica   LINKEDIN:   / mundo-da-elétrica