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An isolator is an electrical device used for breaking the connection between two points in a circuit, either to prevent current flow or to protect equipment from overcurrent, voltage surges, or other disturbances.nnIsolators are typically used in power distribution systems, transformers, and generators to safely disconnect one part of the circuit from another. They come in various types, such as air-break, vacuum, or oil-immersed isolators.

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