What do the voltage levels in KV mean?
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“KV (kilovolt) indicates the voltage level of the line or substation. Partalum covers from 13.5 KV in distribution up to 400 KV in extra-high voltage. Higher KV requires greater insulation clearances and higher-strength fittings.”
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