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Electricty is generated at around 16kV, then step up to
220kV for transmission then steped down to power
transformers then DTs and then through the LT n/w it reaches
the consumer end.
At the consumer end 230V supply is required. So, why is
electricity not generated directly at 230V and transmitted?
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Answer Posted / hitesh
Abhinav is write as if we transmit 220volt through long
distance we need heavy conductors as current increases.
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