Power distribution systems are networks that deliver electricity from generation sources, like power plants, to end users, such as homes and businesses. These systems include various components, such as transformers, cables, and switchgear, which work together to ensure that electricity is transmitted efficiently and safely. The main goal of power distribution systems is to provide reliable and consistent electrical service. They operate at lower voltages compared to transmission systems, making it safer for consumers. Proper maintenance and upgrades are essential to prevent outages and ensure that the system can handle increasing demand for electricity.