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power switch

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power switch [′pau̇ยทər ‚swich]
(electricity)
An electric switch which energizes or deenergizes an electric load; ranges from ordinary wall switches to load-break switches and disconnecting switches in power systems operating at voltages of hundreds of thousands of volts.
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