The minimum ground clearance for 11kV overhead lines is a critical safety parameter that is governed by specific national and regional regulations. While standards vary by country, they all aim to prevent accidental contact with people, vehicles, and structures. For instance, regulations often specify different minimum heights for lines crossing streets, running along streets, or crossing private property.

A common example, as per some international standards, is a minimum clearance of around 4.6 to 6.1 meters (15 to 20 feet) from the ground, depending on the location (e.g., in fields vs. over roads). It's crucial to always consult and adhere to the specific regulations of the jurisdiction where the work is being performed. Our equipment, including our overhead line tools and accessories, are designed to help technicians achieve and maintain these precise regulatory clearances safely and efficiently.