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Looked in a book - that shows home power distribution is in parallel (in a house) This not to disrrupt the other sockets when one is swtiched off. If you look into a 3 bulb parallel circuit. When one bulb is taken off the circuit more power is give to the remaining two. doesn't this happen in a house's parallel circult. I look at power in this perspective - battery gives out 3v constantly. from this i assume one home socket gives out x amount of constant power. But one can attach a lamb, television, video player, to one socket with an adaptor. How can so many devices draw enough power from one socket? am i missing something in the picture - or this has to do with amps?
Re: How much power is supplied in a home socket
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