Post History
I'm not very familiar with this site but was pointed to it by a comment. That made me wonder, what exactly is the scope of this site when it comes to residential wiring? For example, Basic wiri...
#3: Post edited
by
matthewsnyder
·
2023-09-06T15:55:24Z (8 months ago)
- I'm not very familiar with this site but was pointed to it by [a comment](https://proposals.codidact.com/comments/thread/8371#comment-21663).
- That made me wonder, what exactly is the scope of this site when it comes to residential wiring? For example,
- * Basic wiring of switches, lights and outlets
- * Diagnosing electrical faults in a house
- * Appropriate safety procedures and equipment for doing residential electrical work
- * Working with residential panels and breakers
* Questions about deciding where and how to lay down conduits- * Low voltage applications aka so called "data wiring" - ethernet (with and without PoE), coax (for TV/internet)
- Where do you draw the line and how would newbies become aware of it?
- I'm not very familiar with this site but was pointed to it by [a comment](https://proposals.codidact.com/comments/thread/8371#comment-21663).
- That made me wonder, what exactly is the scope of this site when it comes to residential wiring? For example,
- * Basic wiring of switches, lights and outlets
- * Diagnosing electrical faults in a house
- * Appropriate safety procedures and equipment for doing residential electrical work
- * Working with residential panels and breakers
- * Questions about deciding where and how to lay down conduits (ie. underground, overhead, through walls, etc)
- * Low voltage applications aka so called "data wiring" - ethernet (with and without PoE), coax (for TV/internet)
- Where do you draw the line and how would newbies become aware of it?
#2: Post edited
by
matthewsnyder
·
2023-09-06T15:55:04Z (8 months ago)
- I'm not very familiar with this site but was pointed to it by [a comment](https://proposals.codidact.com/comments/thread/8371#comment-21663).
- That made me wonder, what exactly is the scope of this site when it comes to residential wiring? For example,
- * Basic wiring of switches, lights and outlets
- * Diagnosing electrical faults in a house
- * Appropriate safety procedures and equipment for doing residential electrical work
- * Working with residential panels and breakers
- * Low voltage applications aka so called "data wiring" - ethernet (with and without PoE), coax (for TV/internet)
- Where do you draw the line and how would newbies become aware of it?
- I'm not very familiar with this site but was pointed to it by [a comment](https://proposals.codidact.com/comments/thread/8371#comment-21663).
- That made me wonder, what exactly is the scope of this site when it comes to residential wiring? For example,
- * Basic wiring of switches, lights and outlets
- * Diagnosing electrical faults in a house
- * Appropriate safety procedures and equipment for doing residential electrical work
- * Working with residential panels and breakers
- * Questions about deciding where and how to lay down conduits
- * Low voltage applications aka so called "data wiring" - ethernet (with and without PoE), coax (for TV/internet)
- Where do you draw the line and how would newbies become aware of it?
#1: Initial revision
by
matthewsnyder
·
2023-09-06T15:54:13Z (8 months ago)
What residential wiring questions are on-topic here?
I'm not very familiar with this site but was pointed to it by [a comment](https://proposals.codidact.com/comments/thread/8371#comment-21663). That made me wonder, what exactly is the scope of this site when it comes to residential wiring? For example, * Basic wiring of switches, lights and outlets * Diagnosing electrical faults in a house * Appropriate safety procedures and equipment for doing residential electrical work * Working with residential panels and breakers * Low voltage applications aka so called "data wiring" - ethernet (with and without PoE), coax (for TV/internet) Where do you draw the line and how would newbies become aware of it?