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Electricity ABC Book

Written & Illustrated By: Johanna Hilario

Table Of Contents

Attraction      Page 4

Battery         Page 5

Cable           Page 6

Diode           Page 7

Electricity      Page 8

Fuse             Page 9

Generator      Page 10

Hairdryer       Page 11

Insulation      Page 12

Jackhammer    Page 13

Kettle              Page 14

Lighting           Page 15

Meter              Page 16

NEMA            Page 17

Oven              Page 18

Plug              Page 19

     Qualcomm           Page 20                                     

Radio               Page 21

Solar Pane       Page 22

Television         Page 23

UEWK             Page 24

Voltage          Page 25 

Watts            Page 26

X-ray             Page 27

Yard Light        Page 28

Zapper           Page 29

Index            Page 30

Glossary           Page 31

A a

Attraction

Objects with different charges moving towards each 

other. Positive and Negative ions stick together!

B b

Battery

Is a single cell or connected groups of cell in 

which chemical energy is converted to 

electrical energy used on a power source. 

C c

Cable

A insulated wire having a protective casing and 

used for transmitting electricity or 

telecommunication signals. Looks like 

fireworks! 

D d

Diode

A very special electric component. It has two 

sides which typically allows the flow of current 

in one direction only. 

E e

Electricity

The form of energy produced by the movement 

of electrons! 

F f

Fuse

Is a piece of wire and material with a very low 

melting point. When high currents flows 

through the circuit. When the circuit is broken 

it stops current from flowing. 

G g

Generator

Very useful machine that supplies electrical 

power during a power

outage, and prevents disruption in

daily activities. 

H h

Hairdryer

Is a electrical mechanical device designed to 

blow normal or hot hair

over damp hair, in order to accelerate

the evaporation of water particles and dry the 

hair.  

I i

Insulator 

Is a material designed to prevent heat and or 

electricity. It is made from a very soft fiber 

material. Feels like touching a soft cotton. 

J j

Jackhammer

A portable drill powered by electricity and 

compressed air. Also, it has two handles on one 

end and a chisel-like bit on the other that 

rapidly jabs up and down to break down things.   

K k

Kettle

Is a type of pot used for making tea. Another 

name is called "tea pot". Kettles can be heated 

by placing it on an electrical hot stove. Be 

careful, it's very hot!

L l

Lighting

Is an electric current. It is caused 

small bits of ice (frozen raindrops)

bumping into each other as it moves

around in the air. After a while, the

clouds fills up with electrical charges.

Stay indoors,you'll be safe and sound!

M m

Meter 

Is an electric meter Electrician need use to 

determine the company, buildings, and or 

homes usage of power and measurement of 

the amount of power used by customer.

N n

NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers 

Association)

Is an organization of electrical equipments and 

medical imaging manufacturer. It was founded 

in 1926 and headquartered in Rosslyn, Virginia. 

O o 

Oven

Is a thermally insulated electrical chamber. 

Used for heating, backing, drying, and or 

cooking foods. 

P p

Plug 

A plug is defined as the end cord for an electrical 

device with prongs that fit into a wall socket. 

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