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(How an electric circuit and an electric device can be saved from the damage due to overloading?)

Answer» <p>Ans :- That would be a circuit breaker. A circuit breaker is installed in a utility panel with other breakers, and is set to trip off if a circuit controlled by the breaker draws too much current. This could happen when you plug too many high-amperage devices, such as space heaters, into a single circuit. Without a circuit breaker, such a situation can overheat the wires and cause a fire or a short circuit which could lead to electrocution or death. With a circuit breaker, you will not be able to overload the circuit, as the circuit breaker will trip as soon as it reached a maximum load level.</p> <p>Everyelectric circuitin a wiring system must beprotectedagainstoverloads. Acircuit overloadoccurs when the amount ofcurrentflowing through thecircuitexceeds the rating of the protective devices. ... If thecurrentexceeds 15 amps, thecircuitbreakerwillopen up, cutting off any morecurrentflow.</p>


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