Question

Draw a schematic labelled diagram of Domestic electric circuits.

Answer 1

Hint: Electrical wiring for lighting and power distribution, permanently fixed and portable appliances, telephone, heating or ventilation system management, and increasingly for home theatre and computer networks are all common in homes. Wiring installation safety standards vary significantly across the world, with national, regional, and local rules in place at times. Some jurisdictions allow homeowners to install some or all of the wiring in their homes, while others mandate that only certified electricians install electrical wiring.

Complete answer:
Schematic labelled diagram of Domestic electric circuits:

Additional information:
• Wiring for all electrical services can be placed before the walls are done in home building. Installing a new system, such as a security system, in an old structure may necessitate extra work to conceal wiring.
• Multiple unit homes, such as condos and apartment buildings, may have more installation complexity when it comes to distributing utilities within a home.
• Entry points inside the residence and a place for connecting equipment are usually required for power services.
• A cable is routed overhead or underground into a distribution board in the residence for electric power delivery.
• A distribution board, often known as a circuit breaker panel, is a metal box installed on a home's wall.
• We know that power is generated at power plants, and that power is distributed from the plants through massive transmission lines supported by tall towers.
• These transmission lines help to transport a huge amount of electricity to sub-stations. Small quantities of current are transferred from substations to homes through distribution lines.
• The main supply, often known as mains, receives and distributes power throughout the home via several types of wires.
• Currents pass via the wires and into the gadgets or appliances at home, which operate as expected.

Note:
• Power points (receptacles, plugs, and wall sockets) must be fitted in all areas of the house where power will be required.
• Many places require that the installation be done according to regulations and by a certified or qualified electrician.
• Power points are generally found where an appliance, such as a telephone, computer, television, home theatre, security system, or CCTV system, will be installed.