What is the voltage range for generated range power?

The voltage range of 13.8-24 kV is considered the standard for generated range power because these levels are commonly used in power distribution systems. This range is suitable for medium voltage applications, which are crucial for the transmission of electricity from substations to end-users, including industrial and commercial facilities. Operating within this voltage segment helps to ensure efficient delivery of power while minimizing losses over distance, making it ideal for regional electricity distribution.

The other voltage ranges listed, though they can be relevant in different contexts, typically refer to either lower or higher voltages that are not primarily associated with generated range power. The lower voltage levels (1-5 kV and 5-10 kV) are often used for specific applications like small industrial equipment or localized distribution systems. Conversely, the higher voltage range (24-35 kV) might be used in certain transmission scenarios but is not as universally applicable for the generation and initial distribution of power compared to the 13.8-24 kV range.