Tools for electrical installation

Here are the common tools for electrical installation:

1. Screwdrivers: Used for tightening and loosening screws. Common types include flat-head, Phillips, and Pozidriv.
2. Pliers: Used for gripping, bending, cutting wires, and holding small objects. Types include combination pliers, long-nose pliers, and side cutters.
3. Wire Strippers: Used to remove the insulation from electrical wires without damaging the conductor.
4. Wire Cutters: Specifically designed for cutting electrical wires.
5. Hammers: Used for driving nails or striking other tools.
6. Measuring Tape: For accurately measuring lengths of wire, conduit, or distances.
7. Spirit Level: To ensure that installations (like mounting boxes or conduits) are perfectly horizontal or vertical.
8. Hacksaw: For cutting metal conduits or other metal components.
9. Drill: Used to create holes in walls or other surfaces for mounting boxes, running conduits, or passing wires. Can be powered by electricity or battery.
10. Voltage Tester/Multimeter: Essential for checking for the presence of voltage, testing continuity, and measuring electrical properties like resistance and current to ensure safety and proper function.