What must be avoided when planning transformer locations on site?

When planning transformer locations on site, it is crucial to avoid lengthy high voltage cables. Long high voltage cables can introduce several issues, such as increased resistance, voltage drop, and potential for electromagnetic interference. These issues can lead to inefficiencies in power distribution and could also make maintenance and troubleshooting more challenging. Additionally, long cable runs require more space and can complicate the design of the site, impacting the overall layout and accessibility of the electrical systems.

While considerations like exceeding high voltage capacity, compliance with parking restrictions, and adherence to electrical code regulations are important, these factors do not specifically address the operational challenges and implications that arise from unnecessarily lengthy cable installations. Therefore, careful planning of transformer locations to minimize the length of high voltage cables is essential for achieving effective and reliable electrical performance on the site.