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Grounding Conductor
An electrical wire that provides a path for electrical current to travel safely to the ground in case of a fault.
Shock Hazard
A dangerous condition where an individual could come into contact with an electrical energy source, potentially causing electric shock.
Complete Circuit
A closed circuit in which an electrical current can flow uninterruptedly from the power source through the load and back.
Grounding Prong
The metal prong on a plug designed to connect the electrical device safely to the ground, reducing the risk of electric shock.
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