ගෙදර ඉලෙක්ට්රික් බඩු හැම එකක්ම වහාම ප්ලග් පොයින්ට් වලින් ගලවපං. පුලුවන්නං මේන් එකත් ඕෆ් කරපං. හිලකට ඔබන්නම් ඉන්නෙ පයියත් එලියට ගනිං. ඉස්සරහට එකපාරටම එන කරන්ට් එක හොඳනෑ ටිකක් වෙලා යනකං.
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හොදනෑ කියන්නේ ???
හොද කරන්ට් එක එන්න කොච්චර වෙලාවක් යයිද යාළු ?
හොද කරන්ට් එක එන්න කොච්චර වෙලාවක් යයිද යාළු ?
අර පායලා පායලා වහින වැස්සට තෙමෙන්ට හොද නැහැ කියනවා වගේ නේ. 
current eka nm awa dan
kalin galawanna amathaka una pren dan galewwata hari yana 1k nadda ?
JK
kalin galawanna amathaka una pren dan galewwata hari yana 1k nadda ?
JK
හෙට උදේටම ගලවපන්.current eka nm awa dan
kalin galawanna amathaka una pren dan galewwata hari yana 1k nadda ?
JK
හයි වෝල්ටේජ් ආවොත් ෆ්රිජ් , ටීවී වලට කෙලවෙනව.A ai ?
Power surges occur when the flow of electricity is interrupted, then started again, or when something sends electricity flowing back into the system.
Low-level power surges won't melt parts or blow fuses, but they can cause "electronic rust," gradually degrading internal circuitry until it ultimately fails.
Small surges won't leave any outward evidence, so you may not even be aware they're happening - even though they may occur dozens or even hundreds of times each day.
Large power surges, as with a lightning strike, can cause instantaneous damage, "frying" circuits and melting plastic and metal parts. Fortunately, these types of power surges are rare.
To protect against surges (events where voltages increase for a few seconds), which can damage hardware when power is restored, a special device called a surge protector that absorbs the excess voltage can be used.
Low-level power surges won't melt parts or blow fuses, but they can cause "electronic rust," gradually degrading internal circuitry until it ultimately fails.
Small surges won't leave any outward evidence, so you may not even be aware they're happening - even though they may occur dozens or even hundreds of times each day.
Large power surges, as with a lightning strike, can cause instantaneous damage, "frying" circuits and melting plastic and metal parts. Fortunately, these types of power surges are rare.
To protect against surges (events where voltages increase for a few seconds), which can damage hardware when power is restored, a special device called a surge protector that absorbs the excess voltage can be used.
