👉 The term "irades" is a technical term used in electrical engineering to describe a specific type of electrical circuit element. It refers to an iron core that is used as an insulator and can be used as a high-voltage circuit breaker, especially in power transmission systems. Irades are typically made up of two layers of iron (the core) and three layers of copper wire. The core layer acts as the main conductor, providing electrical conductivity between the wires. The copper wire is often wrapped
