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what is the difference between LT and HT power supply?
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Answer Posted / yunus pinjari
Electrical power is generated in DC and while transfer this
power to customer/ user from generating station to ultimate
user the voltage get highly drop down, therefore it is
converted in to Alternating current ( AC) and then transfer
from generating station to ultimate user in distance while
the voltage get drops down we use transformers for stepping
up the voltage suitable . Therefore while transfer energy it
is High voltage ( i.e. HT ) and distributing to user this
high voltage is stepped down to suitable Low Voltage (i.e.LT
) e.g. 110v, 240v, 440v.
Differance...
HT lines LT lines
1)used for distribution
1)Use for transmitting to user.
energy from one point
to other .
2) Transformer requires to 2)no transformer require
maintainvoltage
3)Due to high voltage 3) Suitable voltage for
no user can consume energy user requirement
directly
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