Segregation in Low Voltage (LV) boards is a crucial design principle aimed at enhancing operational safety, reliability, and maintainability of electrical systems. It involves dividing the internal components of a distribution board or switchboard into separate compartments or zones to minimize the risks associated with electrical faults, unauthorized access, and maintenance activities.
Metering in power systems is essential for accurately measuring electricity usage and managing energy distribution. The two main types of metering are High Voltage (HV) metering and Low Voltage (LV) metering. Each type has specific advantages and disadvantages and is suited for different applications depending on accuracy, cost, and customer type.