Which circuit is responsible for distributing power from the battery to the lighting and other electrical accessories of the vehicle?

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The vehicle's electrical system is divided into several circuits with specific functions. The lighting circuit (often referred to as lighting and accessories) is responsible for drawing stored energy from the battery and distributing it to consumers such as headlights, turn signals, the radio, the horn, or windshield wipers. It is important to distinguish it from the other circuits: The charging circuit replenishes energy to the battery via the alternator. The ignition circuit is responsible for starting the engine and producing the spark at the spark plugs (in combustion engines).

Which circuit is responsible for distributing power from the battery to the lighting and other electrical accessories of the vehicle?

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