As BSNL continues to evolve and expand its power infrastructure, the role of electrical poles becomes increasingly pivotal in supporting the distribution and transmission of electrical power.

Components:

Pole Structure: The main structural element of an electrical pole, typically made of wood, steel, or concrete, provides the necessary support for power lines and equipment.
Crossarms: Crossarms are horizontal structures attached to the pole, providing a platform for attaching insulators and supporting power lines.
Insulators:Insulators are mounted on crossarms to prevent electrical current from flowing into the pole structure.
Transformers and Equipment Mounts: Some electrical poles are designed to carry transformers and other equipment. Mounting brackets and secure fixtures are incorporated to support the weight of these devices.
Grounding System: A grounding system is implemented to provide a path for electrical fault currents to safely dissipate into the ground, reducing the risk of electrical hazards.