Ring Socket wiring diagram:
This diagram shows how to make a ring socket outlets diagram. In this circuit, we use a total of 13 three-pin power sockets a DP MCB ( Double Pole Miniature Circuit Breaker ), a single-phase energy meter, etc. Here we connect sockets with a ring diagram first we input power to DP MCB from the energy meter and then from DP MCB to the 3-pin power socket. Now, this circuit is ready for use. If you want to know more details about this diagram please check our youtube video at the below link.
Diagram of Ring Socket wiring:
Components Need for this Project:
You can get the components from any of the sites below:
- 3-Pin Socket [See Buy Click Amazon]
- DP MCB [See Buy Click Amazon]
- Single Phase Energy Meter [See Buy Click Amazon]
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Components used to make the Ring Socket wiring:
01. 3-Pin Socket
Fig 2: 3-Pin Socket |
02. DP MCB
Fig 3: DP MCB |
03. Single Phase Energy Meter
Fig 4: Single Phase Energy Meter |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The power sockets in a house are connected by means of a ring circuit diagram. In a ring circuit diagram, the live, neutral, and earth wires form a loop of cable going from the consumer unit to all of the sockets in turn or then back to the consumer unit. The live wire carries current flow to the house/appliance at a high voltage.
The wiring of a socket depends mostly on the type of circuit diagram, with the most commonly used socket circuit being a ring final circuit diagram. This circuit diagram means that the cable begins at the consumer unit, before looping around, in a ring pattern, to each socket, before looping back to the consumer unit to form a ring of cable.
This arrangement allows the use of conductors with smaller cross-sectional areas compared to a regular radial circuit diagram arrangement. It is also a requirement that all connected of the appliances must be individually fused (usually within the 13A plug).
Entirely up to you. It is not the number of sockets that is important but the fuse capacity. You may need dozens of sockets for convenience, say in a laboratory, but not many would be used at any one time. Rings are normally wired in 2.5mm cable or fused to 32 amps.
It is true that the standard wiring used for sockets is 2.5 square mm lately because that is ALMOST always more than you need for 16amps, so it is considered a fairly safe rule of thumb. Also, it's the thickest wire that works with most sockets, thicker ones don't even fit the screw of the terminals.
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