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The low-voltage and high-voltage electricity of the device

2012-02-28View Original

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Do all devices have low-voltage and high-voltage electricity? Where is low-voltage electricity used? Where is high-voltage electricity used? Thank you, extra points
Reply #22012-02-29
It mainly depends on the load and the size of the device. If the electrical load of the device is low, low-voltage equipment may be sufficient; if the load is high, motors with a voltage of 6 KV are generally used when their capacity exceeds 160 KW (while if 10 KV motors are available but not 6 KV ones, then motors with a voltage of 10 KV are used when the motor capacity is greater than 180 KW)
Reply #32012-03-09
The question posed by the original poster isn’t quite clear. Equipment with a voltage below 1000V is considered low-voltage; 10000V generally falls under medium-voltage, while voltages above 350000V are classified as high-voltage. Of course, different voltage levels correspond to different ranges of application and locations; Low voltage is generally used in power plants and equipment for controlling startup processes, while medium voltage is sometimes employed for high-power loads; it is mostly used in power distribution facilities ; High voltage is mainly used in power distribution equipment ;

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