what is the main difference between distribution transformer and power transformer?

The main difference between a distribution transformer and a power transformer lies in their application and voltage levels. Distribution transformers are used to step down voltage for local distribution to consumers, typically operating at lower voltages (up to 33 kV). In contrast, power transformers are used in transmission networks to step up or step down high voltages (above 33 kV) for efficient long-distance power transmission. This distinction affects their design, size, and operational characteristics.