Power generation equipment: equipment used to generate electrical energy, such as generators, hydro generators, steam turbine generators, etc. These devices convert mechanical energy, water energy, etc. into electrical energy and are the power source part of the power system.

Substation equipment: In the power system, equipment used to modify voltage levels, such as transformers, isolating switches, and combination devices. Substation equipment completes the transmission and distribution of electrical energy by converting voltage.

Transmission equipment: Equipment used to transport electrical energy from power plants to electricity consuming areas, such as transmission lines, cables, etc. Transmission equipment is an important component of the power system, responsible for the long-distance transmission of electrical energy.

Distribution equipment: In the power system, equipment used to distribute electrical energy to various users, such as high-voltage switchgear, busbars, low-voltage distribution cabinets, etc. The distribution equipment ensures that electrical energy can be reliably transmitted to various user terminals.

Control equipment: equipment used for controlling and maintaining power systems, such as PLCs (programmable logic controllers), relays, circuit breakers, etc. The control equipment can monitor the operation status of the power system and make adjustments and maintenance as needed.

Other equipment: including battery pack, inverter, voltage regulator, communication motor, DC motor, etc. These devices also play important roles in the power system, such as providing backup power, regulating voltage and current, and driving mechanical loads.

Article source: Guangzhou Electrical Equipment Manufacturer www.aituo-electrical.com