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circuit breaker Switches off all electricity if the supply is overloaded. |
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cords Contain the electric wires that carry the electricity from the switch to the appliance. |
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double adapter Allows a single power point to supply electricity to two plugs. |
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electrical appliance Something that is used to cook, cool, heat, light or entertain and needs electricity to make it work. |
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electricity A form of energy needed to make appliances work. |
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electrical wires Carry electricity around your house. |
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energy A force that can be used to make something work. |
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overhead power lines They carry electricity from the power station to where it is needed. |
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plug Fits into the power point and receives electricity. |
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plug protector Fits into a power point to stop objects being poked into it. |
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power station The place where electrical energy is created. |
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safety switch Switches off electricity if there is an electrical problem. |
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switch Stops or starts the flow of electricity. |
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switchboard Contains the main switches for the house. |