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The breaker panel would be an LV item that takes in current and provides multiple outputs, each with a breaker (maybe adjustable trip points?). The idea would be you place this box somewhere (probably near a transformer), and it provides, say 5 outputs, each rated for 10A. You feed it with a heavy cable, and it gives you safe outputs to run on standard cable. It would effectively function as an LV-LV bridge, separating the networks. This would give you isolation and protection should something get shorted/bridged to HV directly.
 
The breaker panel would be an LV item that takes in current and provides multiple outputs, each with a breaker (maybe adjustable trip points?). The idea would be you place this box somewhere (probably near a transformer), and it provides, say 5 outputs, each rated for 10A. You feed it with a heavy cable, and it gives you safe outputs to run on standard cable. It would effectively function as an LV-LV bridge, separating the networks. This would give you isolation and protection should something get shorted/bridged to HV directly.
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The breaker panel would create one data network across the multiple outputs.
 
  
 
=== Kill-A-Watt Meter ===
 
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=== UPS ===
 
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Basically an APC, but functions as an LV-LV bridge like the breaker panel, while also allowing battery backup for small circuits. I would imagine this would isolate data between the input and output.
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Basically an APC, but functions as an LV-LV bridge like the breaker panel, while also allowing battery backup for small circuits.
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=== Data Bridge ===
 
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Basically a network over power adapter. I use these in my house. The data network is added as a signal on top of the actual voltage in the power lines. It takes data + voltage on one side, and gives data only on the other. In game, it would serve as a data network pass-through without connecting the two networks for power purposes. It could be used to bridge data from HV to LV networks, or maintain a separate data network from all power.
 
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== Data Network ==
 
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The data network would extend as far as the power network goes, with some devices also functioning as data bridges. Electrical bridges (APC, Transformer, UPS, Breaker Box) would have distinct input and output networks (though the breaker box, with multiple outputs, would have one single output network shared on all outputs). The data bridge mentioned earlier would allow for user-defined data connections across networks without having a power connection between the networks.
 
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With an example of automated solar, this would allow the logic circuit to run in an LV network and a data bridge connected to the HV network would allow it to write tilt percentages to the solar array.
 
  
 
== Examples ==  
 
== Examples ==  

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