conductor names?

[electrician786]

Hi all just a question which I was asked by a lecturer. What is the green/yellow conductor called? What is the blue conductor called? What is the brown conductor called?

 

[Andy™]

you claim to have all these qualifications

City & Guilds 2330 level 2 & 3

17th edition wiring regs

2391 inspection & testing

and your asking what the brown wire is called? how about 'dangerous, stay away'?

 

[NozSpark]

If this is a serious question you'll find that you'll get a much better response if you have a go at the questions yourself first and post them here

 

[electrician786]

Lol, can anyone answer it. I have the qualifications and experience. I just want to see the reply I get.

 

[NozSpark]

Lol, can anyone answer it. I have the qualifications and experience. I just want to see the reply I get.

Yes we can, but post your answer first and we'll tell you if you're right or wrong

 

[Manator]

Ok see my post about shouting off, this is a prime example. Andy has discovered your previous posts which lists some impressive qualifications, and here you are asking a basic first year question. I would urge any member to ignore your question until such time that you become humble and post in a section of the forum where you will be taken seriously.

 

[NozSpark]

We're not going to do your homework for you

 

[shed69]

How bizarre.....gotta be a wind up.......

 

[electrician786]

I know the answer already, this is just a question. Why are you guys so scared to answer it?

 

[NozSpark]

I refer you to post #7

 

[green-hornet]

I know the answer already, this is just a question. Why are you guys so scared to answer it?

They are called wire a, wire b, and wire c

 

[lineman]

*yawn*

 

[electrician786]

There is no such thing as a daft question or even a daft answer, so have a go at the answer someone. We are all still learning no matter how qualified we may think we are!

 

[Manator]

I have now moved this thread to a position that you may find more comfortable.

 

[sellers]

cpc, neutral and line, if correctly identified. sounds like a riddle to me.

 

[electrician786]

Mandator, you should not judge a book by its cover. You may think you are the elite electrician, but you should practise what you preach. You do not know me so do not judge me.

 

[NozSpark]

So are you saying that you have an ulterior motive here?

Did your instructor say something different?

 

[electrician786]

Yes sellers you are correct, at least you had a go unlike some people. The reason I posted this question was because I was asked this question last year and I said cpc, neutral and LIVE. The guy then said no its actually LINE! Even now at work I still here sparkies calling the brown wire LIVE instead of LINE. It's just habbit I guess.

 

[steptoe]

well, I would have went for

protective conductor

live

live

 

[sellers]

I was going to go for protective conductor but wasn't sure if it was a term or not.

But aye, Line and Neutral are Live conductors.