distributionsspänning

Distributionsspänning refers to the voltage level used for the distribution of electrical power within a localized area, such as a neighborhood or industrial park. It is a crucial stage in the electricity grid, bridging the gap between the higher transmission voltages and the lower utilization voltages required by most end-users. This voltage is typically stepped down from transmission lines by substations. The specific value of distributionsspänning can vary significantly depending on the country, region, and the type of distribution network. Common distributionsspänning levels in many parts of the world include 10 kV, 20 kV, 33 kV, and 132 kV. The primary purpose of distributionsspänning is to facilitate efficient and safe delivery of electricity to a large number of consumers. By using these intermediate voltage levels, electrical utilities can minimize energy losses during transmission over shorter distances while also making it easier and more cost-effective to further reduce the voltage to household and commercial levels through local transformers. The design and maintenance of distributionsspänning networks are subject to stringent safety regulations to prevent accidents and ensure reliable power supply.