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In North America, American Wire Gauge, also known as AWG, is used to measure the thickness of an electrical conductor, wire or cable. It is a logarithmic scale, and it is inversely proportional. Ther … read more

Previously, we published a series of interesting facts about electrical wire and cable that you can view at the previous link.  Now we’re back with a new set. Test your knowledge against th … read more

The amount of potential energy in sunlight is enormous. Just the amount of sunlight that reaches the earth’s surface in 2 hours is more than enough to power the entire planet’s energy consumption for … read more

Boating safety is critical, and though only one element of safety on the water is electrical, it is still an important one. It’s estimated that around 30% of fires on the water are electrical in origi … read more

Arc welding is a process that uses an electric current to melt two pieces of metal, joining “or welding” them together.In arc welding, an electric arc (hence the name) is created between a “stick,” (w … read more