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Domestic electricity and national grid

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Type the key words from their meaning

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Starts with A

electric current that repeatedly changes direction

Starts with D

electric current that flows in one direction only

Starts with E

green and yellow wire in the mains cable that provides a path for current to flow safely to the ground if there is a fault (0V)

Starts with F

number of waves passing a point each second, measured in hertz, Hz (UK domestic supply is 50Hz)

Starts with L

brown wire in the mains cable that carries the alternating potential difference from the supply (230V)

Starts with M

ac electrical supply found in homes and businesses with a frequency of 50Hz and 230V in the UK

Starts with N

system of cables and transformers that transfers electrical power from power stations to consumers

Starts with S

device that decreases the size of an alternating potential difference, so it is safe for domestic use

Starts with T

mains electricity cable with live, neutral, and earth wires, used to safely supply power to appliances with metal cases

Starts with N

blue wire in the mains cable that completes the circuit (0V)

Starts with S

device that increases the size of an alternating potential difference to make electricity transmission more efficient

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