Did you know that there are two types of circuit when connecting electrical devices to a power source? Its the Series Circuit and Parallel Circuit.
Today i will show you how to make a Parallel Circuit and how it works in a simple way:!
The advantage to a parallel circuit is that if one device malfunctions, the flow of electricity will not stop, as it will in a series circuit. That's why i choose to recommend parallel circuit. And In case of break in the cable or removal of any lamp will not break the all circuits, in other words, other lights/lamps will still work and glow. As more lamps are added, they will all be reduced in brightness. Because voltages is shared or divided in a series circuit.
The disadvantage of it is that, more size of cable wire is used in parallel lighting circuit wiring.
Here is a simple instruction how;
Just follow the numbering orders on the picture provided:
- Prepare your materials.
Such as: Bulb, socketbulb, wires, wire cutter etc. - Remove Insulator
At the edge of your wires, take atleast 5-6in., and remove its insulator ( or the rubber). See picture above. - Connect to Socketbulb
After removing the insulator, get the socketbulb and attach or connect it to the connection part of the socket found at the bottom of it. (Do a proper connectivity). - Check if properly connected
Check always if properly connected or attached your wire so that no failure of lightning after. ( reminder- kindly turn off your power near you for safety measures) - Check the bulb
Of course, we need to check always the bulb if it has deffects. - Insert the bulb
And were done, properly insert the bulb with the finished bulbsocket with wire.
And repeat these steps, til the number of bulbs you wanted for each parallel.
(Please consult any knowledgable of electricity once doing this.)
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