power system change

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_system

A process of switching from one electrical power or energy supply system to another, for example by changing voltage, frequency, AC/DC type, or infrastructure, to ensure compatibility with different regional or operational requirements. In logistics or transportation contexts, this may involve adapting equipment, vehicles, or facilities to different power grids or charging systems.

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