Switchgear
Pronunciation: /ˈswɪtʃˈɡɪɹ/
Switchgear (noun)
- Electrical equipment that controls, protects, and disconnects power in a building or factory.
- A set of devices used in power networks to manage switching and limit damage during faults.
Examples
- The switchgear controls power to each circuit.
- Switchgear protects the building’s electrical power system.