Hi everyone i have read on a few post people saying about discrimination on a circuit what is it that they mean i have read a few things and it seems to mean a few things can any one let me know as i am unsure
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Discrimination in electrical circuits is acheived when only the protective device closest to the fault operates, thereby reducing the inconvenience and danger to the user.
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Ok will do thanks
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