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It's shocking how little we know about electricity — especially when it comes to trade shows. You'll be galvanized when you test your knowledge of electricity by matching the definitions below with their terms. In fact, we think you'll get a real charge out of it. By Charles Pappas
See if you can correctly match each of the following terms with its description.
A. Late power B. Ampere, or amp C. Phase D. Surge protector E. Cube tap
F. Dog house G. Watts H. Underwriters Laboratory I. Transformer J. Service
K. Quad outlet L. Volt      


1
This is the surcharge you pay for placing an electrical order after deadline.
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2
Often abbreviated to three letters, this term represents the unit of measurement of electrical current sent by one volt.
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3
A power distribution box divides incoming electricity into this kind of unit.
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4
Power fluctuations won't affect your equipment if you plug it into this device.
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5
An electrical connector that converts a single socket into three, four, or five sockets, this device's name is derived from the shape of its case.
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6
The technical term for units of force or pressure that cause a current of one ampere to flow through resistance of one ohm.
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7
It's not a canine abode, but an apparatus that generally provides six electrical outlets.
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8
This gizmo converts power from one voltage level down to another.
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9
Commonly associated with light bulbs, this measure of energy output shows how much work one ampere performs under one volt of pressure.
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10
A general term for the electrical power you purchase in amounts of 120, 208, or 480 volts.
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11
The safety ratings on your electrical devices come from this organization.
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12
This apparatus comes with four electrical outlets in one box.
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