overhead line ground clearance is the vertical distance between the lowest point of a power line conductor and the ground or any object below it. This clearance is a critical safety consideration regulated by standards like the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) to prevent accidental contact.

The importance of ground clearance lies in its role in preventing:

• Electrocution: Maintaining a safe distance prevents people, vehicles, and equipment from coming into contact with a live conductor.

• Fires: It prevents the line from touching vegetation or buildings, which could ignite fires.

• Property Damage: It ensures tall vehicles or equipment can pass safely underneath the lines.

Our equipment plays a vital role in achieving and maintaining the correct clearance by ensuring a precise and controlled installation of the conductor.