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Breakers are switches that isolate and protect separate {{pll|Electricity|electrical systems}} on {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized rail vehicles}}. Breakers are typically present on post-{{pll|Steam Overview|steam}} era rolling stock, and allow the electrical systems to be toggled on and off, individually. There are a few types of electrical systems:

Breakers are switches that isolate and protect separate electrical systems on motorized rail vehicles . Breakers are typically present on post-steam era rolling stock, and allow the electrical systems to be toggled on and off, individually. There are a few types of electrical systems:

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	Breakers are switches that isolate and protect separate {{pll\|Electricity\|electrical systems}} on {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|motorized rail vehicles}}. Breakers are typically present on post-{{pll\|Steam Overview\|steam}} era rolling stock, and allow ~~each of these~~ electrical systems to be toggled on and off, individually. There are a few types electrical systems:		Breakers are switches that isolate and protect separate {{pll\|Electricity\|electrical systems}} on {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|motorized rail vehicles}}. Breakers are typically present on post-{{pll\|Steam Overview\|steam}} era rolling stock, and allow the electrical systems to be toggled on and off, individually. There are a few types of electrical systems: