15KV DISTRIBUTION

Smart, scalable power for critical infrastructure reliability

WHAT WE OFFER

AMP Engineering provides expert design and implementation of 15kV medium voltage distribution systems, tailored to meet the demands of industrial, commercial, and residential infrastructure. Whether overhead or underground, automated or manually managed, our solutions ensure reliable, efficient power delivery with the flexibility to adapt to diverse environments and operational needs.

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Underground and Overhead
Motors and Drives
Distribution Automation
Industrial, Commercial and Residential

Underground and Overhead

We can set up an electrical power distribution system operating at a voltage of 15,000 volts, and can be either "underground," meaning the power lines are buried beneath the ground in cables, or "overhead," where the power lines are carried on poles above ground using visible wires; both methods deliver electricity at the same 15kV voltage, but the installation method differs significantly depending on whether it's underground or overhead.

Motors and Drives

We develop specifications and identify the appropriate motor type and drive system based on load requirements (synchronous and inductive motors, VFD, VSD, and soft starters). We also provide the design of electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, protection, and controls.

Distribution Automation

We can establish a system that will be managed with automated technology, allowing for real-time monitoring, control, and optimization of the electrical grid at that voltage level, typically including features like fault detection, feeder switching, voltage regulation, and outage management, all done with minimal human intervention; essentially making the power distribution network "smarter" at the 15kV level.

Industrial, Commercial, and Residential

We can set up a medium voltage power distribution system that operates at 15,000 volts, commonly used in both industrial and commercial settings, sometimes reaching residential areas, where it is then stepped down to lower voltages through transformers before reaching individual homes and businesses; essentially, it's the high voltage line that feeds power to smaller distribution transformers before reaching the final consumer level.