Understanding Medium-Voltage Switchgear

Proper switchgear design and operation are critical to the safety and reliability of medium-voltage (5kV to 38kV) electrical distribution systems. This course covers switchgear types, applications, layouts, and protection systems, with a focus on project implementation and code compliance. Through lectures and practical exercises, participants will build confidence in interpreting schematics, evaluating system components, and applying best practices in testing, commissioning, and maintenance.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Electrical design engineers and specifiers working with MV systems.

  • Technicians, operators, and project managers involved in switchgear installation and maintenance.

  • Utility, industrial, and commercial facility engineers responsible for electrical system reliability.

What You Will Learn

  • Identify and evaluate different types of MV (5kV to 38kV) switchgear, their applications and relevant standards, and unique construction features

  • Interpret AC and DC schematic diagrams and understand protection and control strategies.

  • Apply best practices for installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of MV switchgear systems.

Course Details: RA01628

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Total Credits:
CEU 1.6, 
PDH 16, 

“I thought this was a really well thought out course; I've taken a medium voltage course from a different provider where I walked away thinking 'What did I learn' because all the topics covered by that provider were essentially glossed over. I did not feel like that in this course and I appreciate that the topics had depth to them.
- Jake Parz, Holt Renewables, LLC, Design Engineer

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