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An electrical switch is a device that controls the flow of electric current by opening or closing a circuit, and they come in many different types and sizes depending on their intended use. Switches matter because they allow us to safely turn electrical devices on and off, and to control when electricity flows through our homes, appliances, and equipment.
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L'interruttore è un'apparecchiatura elettrica di comando che serve a stabilire o interrompere la continuità elettrica e metallica in un circuito elettrico. Quando l'interruttore è posizionato in modo da consentire il passaggio di corrente elettrica si definisce chiuso, quando invece il passaggio di corrente è interdetto si definisce aperto (è l'opposto della terminologia usata in idraulica).
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