Which of the following is a reason for excessive current in electrical circuits?
I. Direct touching of wires
II. Connection of many devices to a single socket
One reason for excessive currents in electrical circuits is the direct touching of wires . This may happen if the insulation on the wires has come off due to wear and tear. Too many appliances on a single socket implies too much load is shared across several nodes. The current will rise much higher as a result of this.
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