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Which part of the electrical line is responsible in reducing the voltage to 220 volts in residential places?
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Its not a part of the line but a different component in the circuit called the transformer. The step down transformer is responsible for reducing the voltage that is brought to it from the company main line. It follows the law of electromagnetic induction.
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