Overloads in electrical systems are caused by excessive current surpassing safe limits, leading to overheating and potential fire hazards.
Overloads in electrical systems are often caused by conditions where the current exceeds the rated maximum current a wire or appliance can handle. This excess current leads to overheating of wires, potentially causing a fire hazard. Factors such as worn insulation on wires creating short circuits or appliances drawing more current than they can safely handle contribute to overloads.
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