The Discharger typically consists of two metallic terminals connected by a conducting wire with an insulating handle. When the terminals are brought into contact with the charged object, the stored electric charge flows through the conductor to neutralize the object safely.This is essential when dealing with high-voltage systems, where the energy stored in capacitors or other devices can be hazardous. By discharging this energy, the device ensures that equipment is safe to handle, and operators can work without fear of electrical accidents.