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Mains Electricity

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Key Stage 3

Meaning

The mains electricity is the electricity supply to houses, shops and factories.

Key Stage 4

Meaning

The mains electricity is the electricity supply to houses, shops and factories provided by the National Grid.

About Mains Electricity

The mains in the houses in the UK provides a potential difference of 230V and provides a maximum current of 13A.
The mains electricity is an alternating current with a frequency of 50Hz.
The power supply for the mains electricity is a variety of energy resources including; Coal, Natural Gas, Nuclear Fuel and Wind.
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The percentage of the United Kingdom's electricity generated by different energy resources 2014 is shown in a pie chart.