derate

/diːˈreɪt/
verb
  1. To reduce the power, capacity, or rating of a machine or device, usually to prevent damage or improve safety.
    • Solar panels may derate in performance after many years of use.
    • The engineer decided to derate the engine to avoid overheating.
    • The factory derated its equipment during the heatwave to prevent failures.
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