Depending on your sector of industry or mining involvement, Kiosk Substations generally fall into two (2) categories.
(TYPE A) – The first type of Kiosk, is your typical Supply Authority or Distribution Kiosk assembly designed for cost effective “step-up or step-down” MV-LV distribution applications. These are similar physically, to the road side Kiosk that we have all seen. Typically they entail a fixed pattern 33kV – 22kV -11kV ring main unit (RMU) switchgear MV section (Cable in – Cable out – Tx Feeder) coupled to a 100kVA – 2.0MVA Dyn1 or Dyn11 Transformer with a basic 415V distribution section allowing for singular or multiple distributed circuits. The MV section switchgear typically would provide a fault and IAC rating of 16-20kA/1s. The KIOSK structural base would typically incorporate 110% oil bunding and structurally certified lift points. Generally, this type of Kiosk has in ground cable conduit entries with IAC venting downward into a cable culvert. An example of TYPE A Kiosks can be seen in the below three photos.