How Do You Wire A Light & Switch To A 24 Volt Battery For An Electrical School Project?
Educational school projects come in all shapes and sizes, but one of the best ways to explain about the m in everyday living is to wire up a 24 volt battery into a simple circuit with a switch. Virtually every electrical appliance has some type of switch to turn it on or off, and although this is a very basic representation of how a power source and a switch work together, the concept applies to every light or appliance that is electrically powered. Lay out your three pieces of 10 inch wire and strip the ends with a wire stripper. Leave approximately 1/2 inch of bare copper showing on each stripped end. Attach two pieces of wire, one piece to each, to both the negative and positive poles on the 24 volt battery. The poles will be labeled “positive” and “negative”, and depending on what type of battery you have, the attachment points may have wing nuts to screw the wires down with, or you can cut some small pieces of duct tape and just tape the wires on. Attach the negative wire to one s
