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","articleBlurb":"Most electrical wires incorporate copper or aluminium metal conductors.","articleId":"EB83A9E4-97A3-1644-8ED8-511FD3F60258","primaryCategoryId":"161","isQuotableCategory":true,"primaryCategoryName":"Electricians","featureImageUrl":"https://www.localsearch.com.au/resources/articles/electricians/overhead-electricians-supplies.jpg","urlSlug":"/guides/electricians/what-is-an-electrical-wire","sectionArray":[{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"","text":"Electrical wire (or cable) is an insulated piece of wire that is used to transport electricity.\r\rCopper is most often used in household electrical wiring, while aluminium wiring is widely used in commercial buildings and industrial settings on account of its lighter weight. This allows for smaller, cheaper cables (i.e., less copper per length of cable) but at the cost of slightly higher resistance losses due to increased cable length for a given transmission distance/power throughput.\r\rWires are described by their type, size, shape, voltage rating, current rating, etc. A common analogy explains that you can use pipes to transport water (current), while wires are used to transport energy (voltage). In contrast to a solid core wire, electrical wire typically consists of a number of thin strands in the core surrounded by a flexible insulating layer. In order for power to be transferred from one end of the wire to the other, it is necessary that each strand be electrically connected (or \"wet\") through an outer coating or insulation. 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Rubber's insulation properties are not very good compared to plastics like PVC, but rubber has superior flexibility resulting in much lower electric resistance.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"What is electrical wire insulation?","text":"A bare wire transmitting power is dangerous to touch. It's for this reason that an electrical cable must be insulated. \r\rWires for household use are supplied as a non metallic sheathed cable (NM cable). The non metallic sheathed cables have 3 or more wires inside a flexible plastic jacket. Each wire, hot, neutral, and the third wire (where applicable), are insulated separately. 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These strands are then twisted together into groups, typically in three for power cables. For example, A/C current travels on wires composed of three strands twisted into one cable.\r\rA group of three insulated copper wires may be stranded for strength, with an outer coating to provide added protection against abrasion and environmental conditions such as moisture or extreme temperatures. Core wires are often made up of fine, high-conductivity copper filaments braided around thicker conductors that support increased ampacity or mechanical strength.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"What is an electrical wire rating? 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Your electrician will know all the about the correct ratings.\r\rVoltage drop describes how much potential energy is lost along a power line due to electrical resistance. The voltage drop is measured in ohms, and it is the sum of losses from all resistances along a power line, including wire resistance and any equipment connected to the line.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Is electrical wire expensive? ","text":"Electric wire is one of the least expensive components in an electrical circuit. Prices vary depending on the type of wire, the size, and the material used in manufacturing.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"What is a conductor? ","text":"A conductor is a material that allows electricity to flow through it easily and freely; most metals are good conductors of electricity because they contain mobile electrons. Electricity can be carried by conduction, convection, or radiation (radiant energy transfer). Conduction is the primary method of transferring electrical energy from place to place when using metal wires or cables.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"What are insulators? ","text":"Insulators are materials that have very few free moving electrons, so electricity cannot flow through them well. Insulating materials include glass, rubber, ceramic and plastic insulation for wires. Special insulating materials called dielectrics are used to insulate electrical components, wires, and cables.\r\rElectrical cables are designed to suit the conditions in which they are being used. The National Electrical Code (NEC) regulates the type of wires and cables used and the fundamental installation for a particular purpose for any given electrical project. At the state level, the Local Building Codes are implemented with reference to the codes provided by NEC.\r\rThe conventional NM cable is for use in dry residential wiring conditions. In exterior and wet conditions like underground electrical power lines or powered irrigation systems, the insulation used in NM cables is not sufficient. \r\rFor lightweight outdoor power needs such as outdoor garden shed lighting, the underground feeder cables (UF cables), a type of NM cable can be used.\r\rDirect buried cable power wiring systems utilize more robust cable sheathing technology and a different wire configuration. Panel feed wires connect the main feeder wires (transmission lines) and the household switchboard or junction box. 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It also doesn't include the prices of products that you use at home.\r\rThe stylist will advise you on which products would work best for your medium hair whether you have long or short hair along with the prices and to avoid the sun.\r\rThese prices can vary depending on the salon and whether you are getting a full head or half head with colour. If you prefer to wash your hair at home, make sure you know what type of products will work best with your hair before starting blow dry treatment. A stylist will also be able to advise you on how long it should take to complete the process with colour.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How can I get my hair blown out at home?","text":"There are several ways to have your hair blown out at home for a full head with colour. You can buy a styling or blow dryer for a half head, use a flat iron or hot rollers, or try a professional service/ treatment for waves just avoid the sun after treatment. The price for these services would depend on which one you choose and where you purchase it from. Additionally, getting someone to do the styling for you in-house costs more than purchasing all of the products yourself or using an at-home kit for a full head.\r\rYou can style your own medium hair by using professional styling tools and treatments such as a blow dryer with diffusers, a round brush for just cuts, and a straightener/flat iron for a full or half head with colour. It usually takes less than an hour for a full head to get a blow-dry just remember to remove excess moisture before starting np matter the length. The prices of the products you should invest in depends on the hair type (how long thick) and style that you want to achieve. 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You can divide long hair into four sections into half head and clip them back with the scrunchie until they are dry; then release, smooth, and comb through your long hair with a regrowth serum.\r\rYou should also invest in professional products for a full head especially if your hair has artificial colour. These cost about $20 to $30 for a good shampoo, conditioner, colour, serum, and styling cream that will leave your hair shiny and protected during blow dry. This type of product is formulated with ingredients that help protect against damage caused by heat from appliances such as flat irons and head foils for any length and is like a regrowth serum. Products like this usually come in kits like foils so it would be best to consider buying one. 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Bristle brushes give a flat smooth blow out and blow dry and are best for thin hair not thick hair, while a round ceramic brush is better for thick or curly hair because it adds volume.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"What type of products should I use?","text":"You can be as creative as you want to achieve the look that suits you best like a cut blow for any colour. The average cost of all styling tools together would be about $20 to $30 for blow drys - this includes a shampoo, toner, foils, conditioner, head foils, holding spray for a blow wave, and includes treatment products.\r\rThe most basic product needed for heat-styling short hair is a hairspray that costs about $4 or less and works great with thick hair. 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Thanks again."}},"ReviewAsset:ckvrn5lgc000409le0y231vv0":{"id":"ckvrn5lgc000409le0y231vv0","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"ckvrn5le3000309le6mfpf5p8","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/ckvrn30cn000608kz11e7dihd/ckvrn30cn000708kz7hgz7uw8","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Eddie Pickford","message":"9 Nov 2021\nThank you for you excellent service on my BT50 brake pads today."}},"ReviewAsset:cl5s0hbo0000709jn8hp8ewro":{"id":"cl5s0hbo0000709jn8hp8ewro","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cl5s0hbmu000609jn9g0sgw4b","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cl5s0gtu2000009l121vd7tnw/cl5s0gtu3000109l1fxj18vrb","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Leanne ","message":"John has been my family's mechanic for well over 30 years. I cannot recommend John highly enough. He has looked after my parents cars, my cars and now my adult kids cars. We travel to the other side of the coast to book in at Baringa as we know that John is an honest and knowledgeable mechanic who always does his best for his customers."}},"ReviewAsset:cktcelzhj000708lg6zck16b2":{"id":"cktcelzhj000708lg6zck16b2","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cktcelzfh000308lg1v9hexql","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cktcekw8i000609lggg5ffzxi/cktcekw8i000709lg2r1fg8in","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Christine","message":"Lake Mac Roof Restorations did an incredible job on our tired old roof. \nVery professional, very clean and methodical and great attention to detail. \nHighly recommend their diligent services. Please see attached photos of before and after.\nChristine"}},"ReviewAsset:cktcelzhf000508lgble14ei0":{"id":"cktcelzhf000508lgble14ei0","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cktcelzfh000308lg1v9hexql","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cktcekvgr000409lgc50c9v9r/cktcekvgr000509lg81irf7bl","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Christine","message":"Lake Mac Roof Restorations did an incredible job on our tired old roof. \nVery professional, very clean and methodical and great attention to detail. \nHighly recommend their diligent services. Please see attached photos of before and after.\nChristine"}},"ReviewAsset:cl1ljs65l000a09l17a3u32yh":{"id":"cl1ljs65l000a09l17a3u32yh","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cl1ljs64g000809l19rmw2hf5","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cl1ljnnil000409js1k2u005l/cl1ljnnil000509jshami9btg","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Brian Symons","message":"We waited a while to get the road done but Mackay Earthworx did a great job & the pricing was reasonable.\n\nWe are on a steep hill so the run off down the hill in heavy rain is amazing & it erodes terribly. Dave suggested reclaimed road asphalt. He agreed to put a couple of minor speed bumps or dips so that water running down the road would be diverted. He also put the nice council style pipe collars that have a flat horizontal base & a protruding vertical wall to help water control & reduce silting.\n\nDave did a full featured job, bob cat, water truck, bob cat, trip truck with asphalt, bob cat, proper road roller... & the result shows it.\n\nI asked him to put a large top drain at the top of our hill as a diversion to reduce the water running straight down. It was made wide & low profile so maintenance or fire fighting vehicles could easily cross it.\n\nWe had some very heavy rain without any wash issues & the drive up is smooth.\n\nNow I need to put up No Through Road signs..."}},"ReviewAsset:cl1ljs653000909l13zsu1fai":{"id":"cl1ljs653000909l13zsu1fai","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cl1ljs64g000809l19rmw2hf5","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cl1ljn2ku000209js1xpoetpf/cl1ljn2ku000309jsb0klencu","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Brian Symons","message":"We waited a while to get the road done but Mackay Earthworx did a great job & the pricing was reasonable.\n\nWe are on a steep hill so the run off down the hill in heavy rain is amazing & it erodes terribly. Dave suggested reclaimed road asphalt. He agreed to put a couple of minor speed bumps or dips so that water running down the road would be diverted. He also put the nice council style pipe collars that have a flat horizontal base & a protruding vertical wall to help water control & reduce silting.\n\nDave did a full featured job, bob cat, water truck, bob cat, trip truck with asphalt, bob cat, proper road roller... & the result shows it.\n\nI asked him to put a large top drain at the top of our hill as a diversion to reduce the water running straight down. It was made wide & low profile so maintenance or fire fighting vehicles could easily cross it.\n\nWe had some very heavy rain without any wash issues & the drive up is smooth.\n\nNow I need to put up No Through Road signs..."}},"ReviewAsset:cl3z1r47b000409l004a8f4pr":{"id":"cl3z1r47b000409l004a8f4pr","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cl3z1r465000309l09mpd2tqw","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cl3z1okcb000209mfbe4t7ifv/cl3z1okcb000309mf6s9b8itj","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Lindy Fitzpatrick","message":"Dusty has been my constant companion since she was 8 weeks old. She has just had a 5 star holiday at Bellingen Dog Care. Erica is the most wonderful caring person and her establishment is highly professional and immaculate. The little dogs have their own wing and Dusty made many friends to run and play with on the big grassy run. Thank you Erica for caring for Dusty as you would your own."}},"ReviewAsset:cl60kypza000509l2hax3hfde":{"id":"cl60kypza000509l2hax3hfde","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cl60kypw0000309l2f45jfgo9","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cl60ky696000209l2dd840qcl/cl60ky696000309l2ep6tbtzw","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":1,"displayName":"Sam Robbo","message":"I’m\nDiabetic arrived at 730pm had my insulin n went to the buffet, at this point the Asian and seafood was empty and wasn’t refilled and was told that food stops at 8, at this time was 745. Internet says closes\n930 and door say 830 but no food after 730!!! Owner was rude and told us no goods coming out"}},"ReviewAsset:cl60kypyq000409l2hp2b7pdd":{"id":"cl60kypyq000409l2hp2b7pdd","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cl60kypw0000309l2f45jfgo9","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cl60kxlou000009l25uvx1f16/cl60kxlov000109l23gvyfq1u","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":1,"displayName":"Sam Robbo","message":"I’m\nDiabetic arrived at 730pm had my insulin n went to the buffet, at this point the Asian and seafood was empty and wasn’t refilled and was told that food stops at 8, at this time was 745. Internet says closes\n930 and door say 830 but no food after 730!!! Owner was rude and told us no goods coming out"}},"ReviewAsset:ckzjcw5mo000509jrag686g5p":{"id":"ckzjcw5mo000509jrag686g5p","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"ckzjcw5ki000309jr5ey6cwtw","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/ckzjcso8z000009mmb3120z3i/ckzjcso8z000109mm9bqn4hmc","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Caleb G","message":"I’ve dealt with Leon from GoTyres for about 5 years now. I’ve always had large rims with low profile tyres on my various cars and they have never been a problem for Leon. Always great service, great prices, great advice and great experiences. This is the only tyre supplier/fitter/retailer that I trust now and couldn’t speak highly enough of Leon and his business. Trust my review, you won’t be disappointed."}},"ReviewAsset:ckzjcw5m5000409jr5j7l6f8t":{"id":"ckzjcw5m5000409jr5j7l6f8t","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"ckzjcw5ki000309jr5ey6cwtw","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/ckzjcsd43000009jjf48feokq/ckzjcsd43000109jjdav10rcq","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Caleb G","message":"I’ve dealt with Leon from GoTyres for about 5 years now. I’ve always had large rims with low profile tyres on my various cars and they have never been a problem for Leon. Always great service, great prices, great advice and great experiences. This is the only tyre supplier/fitter/retailer that I trust now and couldn’t speak highly enough of Leon and his business. Trust my review, you won’t be disappointed."}},"ReviewAsset:cko9g3rym000b08ml4mhgh5t3":{"id":"cko9g3rym000b08ml4mhgh5t3","__typename":"ReviewAsset","reviewId":"cko9g3rww000908mlgsgp3d35","url":"https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ls-asset-service/cko9g3dre008308l224308k5t/cko9g3dre008408l2g3hkdjhc","review":{"__typename":"Review","rating":5,"displayName":"Sherry","message":"Excellent Service n Price"}}}

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