Please label the components of an electrical distribution board based on this diagram.

Here are notes based on the diagram of the electrical distribution board:

• Incoming Supply: The system receives power through three main lines: Live (carrying current), Neutral (return path for current), and Earth (safety ground).
• Main Switch: This is the primary isolation device. It allows the entire electrical supply to the distribution board to be switched on or off, providing a way to safely cut power to all circuits.
• Distribution Board (Dist Board): This is the central enclosure where the incoming power is split into multiple outgoing circuits, each protected by its own device.
• Circuit Breakers: These are protective devices connected to the Live line. Each breaker protects a specific circuit from overcurrent (too much current) or short circuits, automatically tripping to cut power if a fault occurs.
• Neutral Bar: This is a common terminal block where all the neutral wires from the outgoing circuits and the incoming neutral wire are connected together. It provides a continuous return path for current.
• Earth Bar: This is another common terminal block where all the earth wires from the outgoing circuits and the incoming earth wire are connected. It provides a safe path for fault currents to flow to the ground, preventing electric shock.
• Outgoing Circuits: From the circuit breakers and the neutral bar, power is distributed to various individual circuits, each supplying a specific load or area (e.g., lights, sockets).