Ungrounded lead wire that connects the transformer and electrical devices or appliances via an electrical outlet and power plug.
the ungrounded conductor wire in a cable that carries electrical current or load, usually identified by black or red insulation but may be any color other than white, gray or green.
Hot wire is a transient technique that involves inserting an electrically heated wire into a material. This intrusive method is possible for foams and fluids and melted plastics. The heat flows out radially from the wire into the sample and the temperature of the wire is measured. The plot of the wire temperature versus the logarithm of time is used to calculate thermal conductivity.
Any wire that carries voltage. In an electrical circuit, the hot wire is usually covered in black or red insulation. When you are installing any receptacle, it will have a hot wire to provide the electricity, a neutral wire that returns the current to the source of the power with no voltage, and a ground wire.
The wire that has the voltage difference between it and ground.
Electrified bare wire(s) as a (usually) secondary barrier. Standardised systems are available for domestic livestock and elephants.
a wire that has electricity flowing through it
The wire that carries electrical energy to a receptacle or other device-in contrast to a neutral, which carries electricity away again. Normally the black wire.
The conductor that carries current to a receptacle or other outlet. See Ground and Neutral wire. Home Improvement Encyclopedia
Wire that carries the current to a receptacle and fixture (usually black)
slang term used for a live wire.
The ungrounded current carrying wire in an electrical system
A wire which carries a current in an electric fence. Horsepower (hp) A unit of power in the Imperial and U.S. Customary System, equal to 745.7 watts or 33,000 foot-pounds per minute.
An ungrounded conductor that carries electrical current from the source. Hot wires usually (but don't always) have black or red insulation.
The conductor that is ungrounded, usually identified by a black or red colored insulation.
High voltage electrical conductor that is in an electrical circuit. The wire that carries the current into the piece of equipment.