P5 Electricity in the Home
Across
- 3. transformers and cables make up what is known as the 'national ____'
- 6. mains electricity supplies a potential difference of two hundred and ______ V
- 7. How good a device is at transfers energy usefully
- 9. rate of flow of charge through a circuit, measured in amps
- 13. brown: brings current into the device
- 14. device in plugs that can break the circuit if current exceeds a specific limit
- 15. The number of pins a UK plug has
- 17. unit for energy
- 18. The name of the electricity type that flows into consumers from the national grid
- 20. unit for potential difference
- 21. unit for power
Down
- 1. yellow and green: safety mechanism, prevent the device from the going live if there is a fault
- 2. mains electricity supplies a frequency of ______ Hz
- 4. type of current that only flows in one direction
- 5. How quickly energy is transferred, measured in Watts
- 7. = power x time, measured in joules
- 8. part of the national grid that transports the current between transformers
- 10. Step ___ transformer: will increase P.D and decrease current
- 11. a device capable of changing the current and potential difference in the national grid
- 12. blue: completes the circuit, bringing current out of the device
- 16. Step ___ transformer: will decrease P.D and increase current
- 19. type of current that repeatedly reverse direction