Electrical Branch

The Electrical Branch is a vital component in Rust used to divert a specific amount of electricity from a main power source to operate different devices or systems. This item effectively splits electrical flow, with a primary line and a secondary branch that can be set to provide a precise amount of power to subsequent equipment. By utilizing an Electrical Branch, players can ensure that essential items receive the necessary power while limiting the flow to less critical devices.

To make the most out of an Electrical Branch, it's important to place it correctly in your circuit and adjust the branch value to suit your electrical needs. Do this using the item's interface, where you can set the exact amount of power in units to 'branch off'. The remaining power will continue along the main line, allowing for optimized energy distribution across your base's electrical devices. Keep in mind that the maximum output of the branch is limited, so you must plan your power grid to avoid overloading any single branch.

Moreover, an Electrical Branch can be chained with others to create complex networks, giving you the flexibility to power multiple devices with varying energy requirements. This item is especially useful for setting up security systems, lighting, and other automated setups in Rust, as it can help prevent power wastage and ensure operational efficiency. Remember to secure your Electrical Branch within your base to prevent tampering from other players, which could disrupt your electrical setup.