- Dec 17, 2006
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Power-poles are everywhere, and so common we often fail to notice them.
On the standard, mid-voltage range powerlines with three wires (unsure of proper term) there are different powerpole heads where the wires are affixed, and I was wondering the purpose of each.
The standard poles simply have three insulators that obviously hold the lines in place from one pole to the next; but others are quite ornate with many wires and insulators and others with switches combined with insulators.
Any electricians on the board please help.
On the standard, mid-voltage range powerlines with three wires (unsure of proper term) there are different powerpole heads where the wires are affixed, and I was wondering the purpose of each.
The standard poles simply have three insulators that obviously hold the lines in place from one pole to the next; but others are quite ornate with many wires and insulators and others with switches combined with insulators.
Any electricians on the board please help.