Medium Voltage refers to electrical systems that operate at voltages typically between 1 kV (1,000 volts) and 35 kV (35,000 volts). This range is commonly used for the distribution of electricity in industrial and commercial settings, as well as for some utility applications. Medium Voltage systems are essential for efficiently transmitting power over moderate distances. In many regions, utility companies use Medium Voltage to connect substations to local distribution networks. Equipment such as transformers, switchgear, and cables are designed to handle these voltage levels safely. Proper management of Medium Voltage systems is crucial for ensuring reliable power supply and minimizing electrical hazards.