Medium voltage equipment, by end market.
Pick a market to see the equipment, manufacturers, and standards that apply to it. Or browse everything on the product catalog.
- End markets
- 8
- Manufacturers
- 17
- Voltage class
- 2.4kV–69kV
Find your application.
Open a market to see the medium-voltage equipment, manufacturers, and standards that apply to it.
Substations, primary distribution, and transmission tie-ins for investor-owned, municipal, and cooperative utilities.
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Plant power distribution to motors, unit substations, and process loads in manufacturing and processing facilities.
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MV utility tie-in, secondary unit substations, and redundant feeders for hyperscale and colocation data centers.
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Medium-voltage distribution through refineries, chemical plants, and LNG facilities with hazardous-location requirements.
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Collector systems and interconnection substations for utility-scale solar, wind, and battery storage.
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Switchgear, transformers, and accessories built for surface and underground mining and MSHA-regulated environments.
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Medium-voltage service-entrance equipment for hospitals, university campuses, airports, and large commercial facilities.
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Medium-voltage gear for large construction and infrastructure projects — temporary site power, new-building service entrances, and distribution for commercial and institutional builds.
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Send a specification — equipment, ratings, quantities, project requirements — for a quote.
Medium-voltage equipment, mapped to the markets it serves.
Hawk MV Supply serves eight end markets — utility, industrial plant, data center, refinery and petrochemical, renewables, mining, commercial, and construction. Each market applies medium-voltage equipment differently: a utility substation, a hyperscale data center tie-in, and an MSHA-regulated mine each draw on the same 2.4kV–69kV catalog but under different standards, ratings, and procurement requirements.
Each application page lists the equipment categories and manufacturers Hawk MV Supply carries for that market, along with the standards that apply. Browse the full catalog by product category or by manufacturer on the linecard.
Common questions
What does Hawk MV Supply mean by an "end market"?
An end market is the type of project or facility the equipment serves — a utility substation, an industrial plant, a data center, and so on. Each market runs medium voltage with a different equipment mix and a different set of governing standards, and each application page is organized around that.
How is an application page different from a product category page?
A product category page covers one type of equipment across all markets. An application page works the other way — it gathers the medium-voltage equipment, manufacturers, and standards that apply to one end market, so a buyer working in that market sees everything relevant in one place.
My project doesn't fit neatly into one market. Can Hawk still help?
Yes. The eight markets are a way to browse, not a limit. Send a specification for a quote regardless of how the project is classified.
Does Hawk MV Supply publish prices?
No. Medium-voltage equipment is configured and priced per project. Send a specification for a quote.