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| Electric system loss(es)
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The total amount of electric energy loss in an electric system between the generation source and points of delivery. |
| Electric utility
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A corporation, person, agency, authority or other legal entity that owns and/or operates facilities for the generation, transmission, distribution or sale of electricity primarily for use by the public. |
| Electric vehicles
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A battery-powered electrically driven vehicle. |
| Electrical charge
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Quantity of electrical energy, which may be contained in a battery, electrical conductor or semi-conductor. |
| Electrical construction drawings
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Plans to show detail for installing wiring and electrical connections in a building. |
| Electrical distribution system
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Term used to chart electric from the point of generating the power through to its end use. Transmitted at a high voltage to the substations for distribution to local points after it is sent by busways from the power plant to distribution power lines. The voltage is dropped into local transformers prior to being sent into buildings, either commercial or residential. Transmission is at high voltage to overcome line losses, which occur due to electrical resistance from long distance travel. |
| Electrical drawings
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Plans that show the location of the wiring layout, the types and position of all electrical equipment and the location of the fixtures. |
| Electrical energy efficiency
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The energy of moving electrons. |
| Electrical entrance package
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The entry point of the electrical power including. |
| Electrical induction
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The passing of a conductor through a magnetic field existing between two poles of a magnet generates electrical current. |
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