The switch station has no effect on several floors.

Switching station is a power facility that provides high-voltage power to several surrounding power users respectively, and it is located at the next level of substation in the power system.

It is characterized by the same voltage on the incoming side and outgoing side of the power supply (there is no transformer in the switching station).

Of course, regional substations also have the function of switching stations.

However, it needs to be clear that the switch station is different from the substation.

Switching station also refers to the power supply and distribution facilities used for power receiving and distribution, and is called switching station in high-voltage power network.

Switching stations in medium-voltage power networks are generally used to receive and distribute 10kV power.

According to the definition of switching station, there is no transformer in the station, only a vacuum ring network cabinet, so there is no minimum distance from the building, which can be set next to the building or inside the building. For the switch station in the community, the power supply department generally requires the switch station to be set on the first floor.

There must be radiation, but it's almost harmless. Don't worry. There is a difference between a transformer room and a switch station (I don't think you want to know the specific difference). There is a little more radiation in the distribution room, but it's almost harmless if you are next to the building.

Switching stations are basically 1000 volt power input and output, and relatively large communities have either distribution rooms or switching stations, so the radiation is very small, so don't worry, rest assured.