While both carry electricity, transmission lines operate at extremely high voltages and are designed for long-distance bulk power transfer, typically connecting power plants to substations. They are often supported by large steel towers. Distribution lines, on the other hand, operate at lower voltages and are responsible for delivering power from substations to individual homes, businesses, and local communities. These are typically supported by smaller poles and are often found along streets. Our company offers a comprehensive range of equipment for both high-voltage overhead transmission and lower-voltage distribution projects.