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High-Voltage Circuit Interrupter A high-voltage circuit interrupter is a device that rapidly opens a switch to disconnect an electrical circuit when it detects a fault condition such as a short circuit or excessive current flow. The purpose of this device is to protect the power system from damage and ensure the safety of people and equipment by isolating the faulty section of the circuit quickly. The high-voltage circuit interrupter is typically used in power distribution systems where the voltage levels are extremely high, often exceeding 100 kilovolts. It can be installed either indoors or outdoors and is usually a part of a larger electrical system that includes a switchgear assembly. When a fault condition occurs, the high-voltage circuit interrupter detects it and rapidly opens the switch, isolating the faulty section of the circuit from the rest of the power system. This prevents further damage to equipment and minimizes downtime in case of an outage. The device is designed to withstand extreme temperatures, humidity levels, and other environmental conditions that can affect its performance. High-voltage circuit interrupters are used in a variety of applications including power transmission lines, substation equipment, and electrical distribution systems. They provide a reliable means of protecting the power system from faults and ensuring the safety of people and equipment.