Installation & Distribution System
The standard 3-phase 4-wire distribution voltage level is 230/400 V. Many countries are currently converting their LV systems to the latest IEC standard of 230/400 V nominal (IEC 60038). Medium to large-sized towns and cities have underground cable distribution systems.
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| DLP Trunking System | Equinoxes Distribution Boards | Mosaic Wiring Accessories |
| Emergency Light Unit | Movement Detector | Audio / Video Door Phone |
MV/LV distribution substations, mutually spaced at approximately 500-600 metres, are typically equipped with:
- A 3-or 4-way MV switchboard, often made up of incoming and outgoing load-break switches forming part of a ring main, and one or two MV circuit-breakers or combined fuse/ load-break switches for the transformer circuits
- One or two 1,000 kVA MV/LV transformers
- One or two (coupled) 6-or 8-way LV 3-phase 4-wire distribution fuse boards, or moulded-case circuit-breaker boards, control and protect outgoing 4-core distribution cables, generally referred to as “distributors”
The output from a transformer is connected to the LV busbars via a load-break switch, or simply through isolating links.
In densely-loaded areas, a standard size of distributor is laid to form a network, with (generally) one cable along each pavement and 4-way link boxes located in manholes at street corners, where two cables cross.
Recent trends are towards weather-proof cabinets above ground level, either against a wall, or where possible, flush-mounted in the wall.
Links are inserted in such a way that distributors form radial circuits from the substation with open-ended branches (see Fig. C3). Where a link box unites a distributor from one substation with that from a neighbouring substation, the phase links are omitted or replaced by fuses, but the neutral link remains in place. we are doing Installation & Distribution System.
