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Joe’s Answer

Too many variables such as location, experience, and economic conditions to give an accurate figure. You can look at the link below that can give you estimates:

http://www1.salary.com/Electrician-I-Salary.html
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Keith’s Answer

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the 2016 median pay for Electricians was $52,720 per year. The median refers to a value that half the data in a set is above and half is below. So of all Electricians, half earned more than $52,720, and half earned less. That gives you some idea of the normal earnings for an electrician.

I noticed you referred to being an electrician, but tagged your post electrical-engineering. The median pay for Electrical Engineers was $96,270 per year. Many people confuse electricians and electrical engineers. The difference is that electricians install and maintain electrical and communication equipment. Whereas electrical engineers are involved with designing and testing electrical and communication equipment.
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