ground wires

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Definition of ground wires in English English dictionary
ground wire: A single soft-drawn copper wire, insulated or bare, used for connecting protectors and cable terminals to a ground Available in 6, 12 and 14 AWG sizes
ground wire: A wire that connects all AC powered devices to earth ground
ground wire: a conductor leading from electrical equipment to a low resistance connection with the earth
ground wire: An electrical wire which will safely conduct electricity from a structure into the ground
ground wire: Ground wires are a safety feature in a building's wiring that helps prevent electric shocks when wires are damaged In wall boxes, ground wires have either green insulation or no insulation (bare copper wire)
ground wire: Also called a grounding conductor, it connects an electrical device to the electrical ground
ground wire: A protective wire strung above the conductors on a transmission line to shield the conductors from lightning; also called shield wire or overhead ground wire

ground wires

Turkish pronunciation

graund wayrz

/ˈground ˈwīrz/ /ˈɡraʊnd ˈwaɪrz/

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