Electrical network

An electrical network is like a big puzzle or a complex game of "connect the dots". It involves wires or cables that are connected to electrical devices like lights, computers, appliances, and many other things that run on electricity.

Think of it like a big city where people need highways and roads to get from one place to another. Electrical networks are like those highways, but instead of cars and trucks, they carry electricity from power plants to homes and businesses.

These networks are made up of different components. For example, power plants generate electricity and transformers make sure the electricity is at the right voltage for different devices. Wires and cables carry the electricity over long distances, and switches and circuit breakers control the flow of electricity to devices.

It's important to keep electrical networks working smoothly and safely. They need to be designed to handle different amounts of electricity, and they need to be maintained regularly.

Overall, electrical networks are central to our modern lives and allow us to use electricity to power everything from lights and televisions to cell phones and computers.