Jaotuvvõrkud
Jaotuvvõrkud, also known as distribution networks, are the part of an electrical power system that carries electricity from transmission substations to end-users. These networks are typically operated at lower voltages than the high-voltage transmission lines. The primary purpose of a jaotuvvõrk is to step down the voltage from transmission levels to a usable level for residential, commercial, and industrial consumers.
A typical jaotuvvõrk consists of overhead power lines and underground cables, supported by poles and towers.
The infrastructure of a jaotuvvõrk also incorporates safety features like circuit breakers and fuses to protect