This is a common question, and understanding the difference helps clarify the structure of the entire power grid:

• Electricity Pylon (Transmission Tower): These are the large, tall, lattice or tubular steel structures that carry very high-voltage electricity (e.g., 110kV to 800kV and higher). Their purpose is to transmit large amounts of bulk power over long distances from generating stations to substations.

• Distribution Pole: These are the smaller, more numerous structures (often made of wood or concrete) found in neighborhoods. They carry lower-voltage electricity from substations directly to homes and businesses over shorter distances.

At Ningbo Changshi, our expertise and product lines span both of these critical areas. We offer the heavy-duty overhead transmission line equipment for constructing the transmission grid's pylons and conductors, as well as the essential overhead tools and accessories used for the day-to-day maintenance and construction of the local distribution network.