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When referring to component failures we are referring to fuses blowing, surge protectors failing, automatic transfer switch failures, switch gear failure, CT's and PT's etc. The failure of these components can be due to power quality problems. High magnitude and fast rise time contribute to insulation breakdown in electrical equipment like rotating machinery, transformers, capacitors, cables, CT's, PT's and switchgear. Problems with transformers can be due to transient voltage caused by lightning or switching operations, which can result in degradation or immediate dielectric failure. High magnitude and fast rise time contribute to insulation or transient can cause slow degradation and eventually insulation failure, decreasing equipment mean time between failures. Voltage swells can also reduce the equipment life of transformers over time. Tripping breakers can be a nuisance problem that can cause sags, power interruptions and industries to go off line. Current swells, overloads, harmonics, voltage swells or transients are the most common cause of tripping breakers.