Defining High Voltage

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Finally, the Master Electrician defines High Voltage as any electrical potential exceeding 600 volts. He emphasizes that they, as electricians working in typical residential or commercial settings, rarely encounter or work on systems operating at this level. This distinction helps the apprentice understand the typical scope of their work and the specialized nature of high voltage systems, which are often found in power transmission and distribution.

Goal: Learn the definition of high voltage and its practical implications for general electrical work.