power distribution
/ˈpaʊər dɪstrɪˈbʊʃən/ · pow·er dis·tri·bu·tion
noun
- The process of delivering electrical power from a source to various loads, such as homes, businesses, or industrial facilities. The power distribution system in the city was upgraded to improve efficiency and reliability.
- A system or network that distributes electrical power to various devices or loads. The power distribution panel in the basement was overloaded and caused a fire alarm to go off.
verb
- To deliver or supply electrical power to various loads or devices. The utility company will power distribute electricity to the new development.
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Did you know? The first power distribution system was developed in the late 19th century by Thomas Edison, who designed a direct current (DC) system to power his electric lamps and motors.