An Electrical Shutoff is used to interrupt the electrical power supply in equipment. In normal operating conditions, it allows for the controlled activation and deactivation of electrical circuits. However, in emergencies, like electrical faults, overloads, or fire hazards, the electrical shutoff is activated to quickly de-energize the electrical system, preventing further damage or injury. This rapid disconnection of power helps mitigate risks associated with electrical malfunctions and facilitates the safe and timely evacuation of personnel from hazardous areas.

Attributes:
• Designed to be manually operated or triggered automatically through a control unit or safety devices.
• Designed to interrupt the flow of electrical current.
• Helps to prevent electrical hazards.

Applications:
An Electrical Shutoff ensures safety and control in equipment by interrupting the electrical power supply to components, enabling operators to quickly isolate power in emergencies or during maintenance tasks.