Sekundäärijohtimet
Sekundäärijohtimet refers to secondary conductors in electrical systems. These are conductive elements that are not part of the primary current-carrying circuit but are intentionally connected to ensure safety. The most common example of a secondary conductor is the ground wire, also known as an earth wire, in a typical household electrical installation.
The primary function of secondary conductors is to provide a safe path for electricity to flow in
In addition to grounding, secondary conductors can also be used for equipotential bonding. This involves connecting