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Line 21: More than one C-Bus power supply can be connected to a C-Bus network to provide sufficient power to the C-Bus units, the C-Bus power supplies will share the load evenly. Each C-Bus network requires a network burden if there are insufficient C-Bus units on the network. ~~This~~A network burden decreases [[Electrical impedance\|impedance]] on the C-Bus network. This can be enabled on C-Bus output units through software or a hardware burden can be connected to the network. Each C-Bus network requires at least one system clock-generating unit for data synchronization.

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