what is the purpose that we use PLC system in power system

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what is the purpose that we use PLC system in power system..

Answer / teja naidu

Power Line Communication(PLC)system is used in Smart Grids,
to provide good communication network to receive information
and control the loads of each costumer in real time.

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what is the purpose that we use PLC system in power system..

Answer / abhilash

(PLC )power logic control is mostly used in manufacturing industries for packing etc.,

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