Distribution Components & Works
Bestcor supplies and works on the components that make distribution systems safe to operate — switching, protection, transformation and metering.

What we do
Distribution systems are built from components that must work together — Bestcor knows them.
We work across the equipment that carries and protects distribution supply: load break switches, power fuse assemblies, transformers, relay protection, switchgear and metering. That covers the switching, transformation and protection hardware at the heart of an electrical distribution facility.
Load break switches, power fuse assemblies, transformers, relay protection and metering.
Problems we help address
- Switching, protection, transformation and metering are separate components that have to work together; a weak point in one shows up in the installation as a whole.
- Protection that has not been functionally tested has not been shown to operate.
- These components are worked on inside an installation that is already built, so a replacement has to suit what is there.
How we approach the work
- Bestcor supplies and works on load break switches, power fuse assemblies, transformers, relay protection, switchgear and metering.
- Functional testing of relay protection covers low-, medium- and high-voltage equipment.
- The measurement set for these components includes relay testing, current and potential transformer analysis, contact resistance, breaker timing, SF6 gas analysis and surge comparison.
Why it matters
- Protection and metering are assessed alongside the switchgear they work with, so the switching, protection and measurement functions are treated as one installation.
- Functional testing of relay protection gives a basis for deciding whether protection equipment needs attention.
Systems and equipment covered
- Load break switches
- Power fuse assemblies
- Transformers
- Relay protection
- Switchgear
- Metering
Capability areas
Related service lines
The same systems also appear in Bestcor's other published service lines.