Power System

A bundled conductor is a configuration where multiple sub-conductors are grouped together and used as a single phase conductor in high-voltage (HV) or extra-high-voltage (EHV) transmission lines. These sub-conductors are separated by spacers to maintain their relative positions, typically arranged in geometric patterns like linear, triangular, or square configurations.

A Ring Main Distribution System is a closed-loop configuration of electrical distribution, where the power supply forms a ring. This system allows the power to flow in either direction to serve loads, ensuring reliability and flexibility in power distribution.

A Radial Distribution System is one of the simplest and most commonly used distribution network configurations. It consists of feeders, distributors, and service mains arranged in a one-directional flow of power from the substation to the load points.

A pole mounted substation is a type of outdoor substation used for distributing power in low-voltage systems. It is typically mounted on a pole structure and is designed to step down the high-voltage (HV) electricity from the transmission or distribution line to a lower voltage (LV) suitable for end-users, such as residential or small industrial

An electrical power system is a network of electrical components deployed to generate, transmit, and distribute electric power efficiently and reliably to consumers. It encompasses the entire process from generation to consumption.

A Shackle Insulator, also known as a spool insulator, is a type of low-voltage electrical insulator commonly used in distribution networks to support and insulate conductors. Shackle insulators are compact, durable, and designed for horizontal or vertical mounting on poles or walls. They are widely utilized for low voltage (up to 33 kV) applications, particularly

A Pin Insulator is a type of electrical insulator mounted directly on a pole or tower to support conductors and insulate them from the supporting structure. It is one of the oldest and most commonly used insulators for low to medium voltage transmission lines. Pin insulators are typically made of porcelain, glass, or composite polymer

A strain insulator is a type of electrical insulator used to withstand mechanical tension in overhead transmission and distribution lines. These insulators are specifically designed to provide both mechanical strength and electrical insulation in situations where conductors are under significant tension, such as at sharp bends, dead-end poles, or long spans.

A suspension insulator is a type of electrical insulator used in overhead power transmission and distribution lines. Its primary function is to insulate the conductor (carrying high voltage) from the supporting structure (e.g., towers or poles) and maintain the mechanical strength required to sustain the conductor.

An underground cable is a type of electrical cable used for transmitting and distributing electricity beneath the ground’s surface. Unlike overhead transmission lines, these cables are concealed, offering better protection from external environmental factors, enhanced safety, and improved aesthetic appeal. Underground cables are widely used in urban areas, industrial installations, and specialized applications like submarine