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Most gear switches contain fuse which are rate by the amps of the switch. As the name implys (SWITCH), it's use to either power or isolate a particular area with only one source of electrical power. While changeovers are directly connected by two different source of electrical power with the aim of supplying electrical power to an area by either of the power supplied by the two source of electrical power, e.g generator and general power from the transformer..
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