An electrically continuous path is required to be established to allow enough current to flow during a fault to operate overcurrent devices such as circuit breakers and fuses.

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An electrically continuous path is necessary for the flow of fault current to a level that will cause overcurrent protective devices like circuit breakers and fuses to operate, thereby interrupting the circuit and preventing damage or fire.

An Electrically Continuous Path Is Required to Be Established to Allow