In the ever-evolving landscape of MSNL's power infrastructure, Street Light Poles emerge as essential components, contributing not only to public safety and visibility but also playing a role in the overall efficiency of the power distribution network.

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. They ensure the safe transmission of electricity and reduce the risk of short circuits.
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.