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Use of BAHRA breakers of high specification with high interrupting capacity secures the highest safety standards. It also increases durability and helps the product withstand electrical shocks.
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The electric service and metering equipment are designed to serve the Customer''s load as it exists when connected to the Company''s distribution system. The Company will not accept more than one
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This code ensures electrical safety and addresses issues such as power distribution, grounding, and protection from electrical hazards, incorporating Georgia-specific amendments where necessary.