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It's used to feed motors which its rated power is above 500 or 600 HP. It is necessary to have a distribution transformer to obtain this voltage, which is quite expensive. However, high voltage mean low current, so the conductors used to feed the motor will be smaller than 480 volts were used.

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4 kV represents 4000 V. Volts are a unit within the International System of Units. As such, the standard SI prefixes can be used. In this case, 'k' represents kilo which means multiply the number by 103. Other common prefixes are:

nano [n] = 10-9
micro [µ] = 10-6
milli [m] = 10-3
centi [c] = 10-2
deci [d] = 10-1
deca [da] = 101
hecto [h] = 102
kilo [k] = 103
mega [M] = 106
giga [G] = 109

One can refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_International for more information.

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K stands for Kilo or 1000. 4160000 volts = 4160 kV

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