A complete Overhead Power Distribution Line system includes:

• Poles: The primary support structures, commonly made of wood, concrete, or steel.

• Conductors: Wires (often made of aluminum or aluminum alloys) that carry the electrical current. They can be bare, insulated, or bundled (Aerial Bundled Cables - ABC).

• Insulators: Ceramic, glass, or polymer devices that prevent electricity from flowing from the conductors to the grounded poles or crossarms.

• Crossarms: Horizontal structures attached to poles that support insulators and conductors, maintaining separation between phases.

• Transformers: Devices mounted on poles or pads that step down the voltage from the primary distribution level to voltages usable by consumers (e.g., 240V/400V).

• Fuses and Reclosers: Protective devices that automatically interrupt current flow during faults (e.g., short circuits) to prevent widespread outages and equipment damage.

• Surge Arresters: Devices that protect equipment from lightning strikes and other voltage surges.

• Service Drops: Wires that extend from the distribution pole to the individual consumer's premises.

• Grounding Wires: Systems to safely dissipate fault currents and lightning. Our extensive range includes tools for the installation and maintenance of all these critical components.