pingeklassid
Pingeklassid, often translated as voltage classes, are a categorization system used to group electrical equipment and components based on the voltage levels they are designed to operate with or withstand. This classification is crucial for ensuring safety, interoperability, and proper application of electrical devices within a power system. The specific voltage ranges defining each class can vary slightly depending on the governing standards and regions, such as IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) or national standards.
Common pingeklassid typically include low voltage, medium voltage, and high voltage. Low voltage is generally considered
The purpose of these classifications extends beyond simple voltage levels. It dictates the design requirements, insulation