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Apartment 30m from the WN line - its identification and impact on children's

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  • #1 15579632
    zyga1988
    Level 2  
    Hello,
    I am asking for help in identifying the WN line and assessing its impact on the health of tiny children - I want to buy a flat located 30 meters from the extreme cable.

    The line is marked S118 69, runs through Wrocław os. Klecina.
    I suspect that it is 110kV, but I can not find confirmation in any way, I am also afraid that one day it will be rebuilt to a larger one.

    google.pl/maps/@51.0674843,16.9731482,3a,62y,225.94h,108.25t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s4d0noNM90S8u8phMYKuRJA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

    Thank you in advance for your help
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    #2 15579647
    sq9fmc
    Level 29  
    It is 110kV.
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  • #5 15579905
    Dobromir pomysłowy
    Level 23  
    The apartment is 30m from the WN-line and you measured it because maybe it is 100m ??

    And the photos are a photo montage :) ? Wherever there is any sense, let alone building regulations.
  • #6 15580597
    zyga1988
    Level 2  
    Hello,
    thank you very much for help. Unfortunately, the articles I read are completely extreme, in one they say 250-600m, and in others the authors say that 15m is completely safe. I still don't know what decision to make.

    In the attachment I am presenting a photo of this particular investment, the apartment would be on the left, it is about 35m away, the remaining apartments are already booked, there are also houses (even closer), but maybe people just do not think about it.
  • #7 15580687
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    zyga1988 wrote:
    but maybe people just don't think about it.

    You're dramatic, buddy. High voltage lines have existed for decades, much closer to the housing development where generations were born and raised in excellent health.

    Question - will the children's room be without 230V electrical installation?
    Because I can assure you that this installation, separated from children by 5mm of plaster and 1m of air, will be more harmful than the 110kV line behind a thick wall and 30 meters of space.

    It is also worth knowing that the EMF intensity decreases z square distances.
  • #8 15580734
    freebsd
    Level 42  
    @ zyga1988 Personally, I would not be afraid of 110 kV at such a distance.
  • #9 15580752
    zdzisiek1979
    Level 39  
    Personally, it is not aesthetic, nasty, sometimes it buzzes and birds twine their nests because they are stupid and have small mussels :D

    We live in electromagnetic smog and there is nothing we can do about it, on the contrary, we enlarge it by means of gadgets with built-in RF transmitters but low power.

    Just a matter of the aesthetics of the terrain.

    Personally, I would not like to live nearby because the view of the letter h.
  • #10 15580836
    Dobromir pomysłowy
    Level 23  
    zdzisiek1979 wrote:
    Personally, I would not like to live nearby because the view of the letter h.
    Although we do not know exactly what the view is, I would not live here, or close to the woods near houses where countless birds hang out. Well, unless -30%, or for a short time :) .
  • #11 15580853
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    The mobile phone that you carry with you all day, not to mention talking, is much more harmful.
  • #12 15580873
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    Łukasz-O wrote:
    The mobile phone is definitely more harmful

    But somehow no one bothers taking photos of the kids and sending them to fejsik right away ...
    Or put the phone to the kid's ear - "tell your aunt what you learned in kindergarten" ...
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  • #13 15580883
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #14 15580896
    Dobromir pomysłowy
    Level 23  
    Get used to thinking about radiation. But a breakup can also happen, one case in 10 years is enough for all of Poland. Unfortunately, life has little value in Pl! 50m from the house - where are the children to play, let go of drones? Not to mention kites? Someone would like to buy for parts and more: drones and other flying objects - I have this in bulk. I am sorry for the advertisement so I associated it. I haven't seen any power lines for a long time, but what country is the custom. And Col. Małolepszy is right and many will be subconsciously eaten by stress.
  • #15 15580941
    olejopalacz2
    Level 23  
    On this basis, you can order a reduction in the price of the apartment or order a special electromagnetic screen to be installed

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    http://www.adr.com.pl/new/pl/

    Besides, you can't buy a flat somewhere in the countryside, where the children will be brought up quietly, you will have vegetables and fruit from your garden, you will make broth from a hen that flies around the yard and not some chemical-laden store lying there every 2 weeks.
    Do it for kids
  • #16 15581001
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    Małolepszy wrote:
    Apart from radiation, I would only be afraid of breaking the cable.


    Buddy, why are there 3 2-track lines flying there, is there a factory nearby?
  • #17 15581050
    haneb
    Level 24  
    Please look at the map in post # 4. There is a PSE 220 / 110kV station nearby.
  • #18 15581103
    elvis13
    Level 18  
    It is worth bearing in mind that in the future the lines can be modernized to operate at higher voltage, e.g. 220kV.
  • #19 15581216
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    Unlikely.
    I would rather expect these lines to be wired. The area "by eye" looks as if it was intended for further development.
    Therefore, it is worth getting acquainted with local development plan
  • #20 15581244
    Dobromir pomysłowy
    Level 23  
    olejopalacz2 wrote:
    On this basis, you can order a reduction in the price of the apartment or order a special electromagnetic screen to be installed

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    http://www.adr.com.pl/new/pl/

    Ad1 When I buy and the line is already standing, it can only negotiate.
    And this is very interesting: http://www.adr.com.pl/new/pl/shop/adr-sol/

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    zbich70 wrote:
    I would rather expect these lines to be wired. The area "by eye" looks as if it was intended for further development.
    Therefore, it is worth getting acquainted with local development plan


    If it will be in the plan, e.g. in 10 years, take a correction, the next 10 and 20 years is the child's whole life!
    But like Wrocław os. Klecina is such an attractive area (in general, Wrocław is beautiful), it may be worth wiring.
  • #21 15581444
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    And aren't these flood plains?
  • #22 15581588
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #23 15582455
    Darom
    Electrician specialist
    zyga1988 wrote:
    ... some say 250-600m, and others say that 15m is completely safe. I still don't know what decision to make.
    I doubt that anyone here (and elsewhere) will help my colleague. :-(

    zbich70 wrote:
    Question - will the children's room be without 230V electrical installation?
    Because I can assure you that this installation, separated from children by 5mm of plaster and 1m of air, will be more harmful than the 110kV line behind a thick wall and 30 meters of space.
    It is also worth knowing that the EMF intensity decreases z square distances.
    I wouldn't be so sure about it, sometimes the distribution is very uneven. It is related, inter alia, the influence of the ground and it happens that at a distance of 30 m there is quite a large field.
    zdzisiek1979 wrote:
    We live in electromagnetic smog and there is nothing we can do about it, on the contrary, we enlarge it by means of gadgets with built-in RF transmitters but low power.
    And here I agree with my friend Zdziśek. Anyway, I once wrote on a similar topic about the inevitability of this smog. Half a year ago, in one of the office buildings (converted from factory halls), I made the identification of LAN cable pairs. Something went wrong for me, because there was a high level of interference in the room where the LAN switch was supposed to be. The next day I took the field meters and was very surprised. Fortunately, people do not stay there permanently.
    In my humble opinion, there has been an adaptation of living organisms to the environment. This increased electromagnetic background may to what extent we already need it. Why do I think so, maybe I will write one day, now I don't feel like it. Anyway, it is similar in the biochemistry of our cells, for example, cell membranes are made of materials other than 20 years ago, and we somehow did not fall apart. Last week, I spoke to a friend of Ohio's geriatricians. Conversation about all kinds of telomere crap (he likes it). Apparently, he once had the pleasure of talking to the oldest woman with a documented date of birth (USA). If I didn't twist something, she died when she was 122 and she quit at 117. It is very likely that if she did not smoke, her life would be much shorter.
    Jarzabek666 wrote:
    I lived with this line for 25 years, right as I remember from a child and I live well.
    I also grew up under 220kV (Konin-Łódź).

    Added after 33 [minutes]:

    ADDED after a while ...
    I found similar discs in which I also spoke.
    Link1
    Link2
  • #24 15582892
    iskiereczka.pl
    Level 9  
    This is maybe my 5 cents. The cost of converting an overhead line into a land line is cosmic. Nobody does it if they don't have to. I am an electrician at PG and I don't remember having anything with high voltages underground during my studies. All I remember are the generator rails at the power plant in the canal. Adding something about line breaks is just a little downwind and you can have a wire on the ground without any problem. From my block, the line ran about 200m parallel to the building, but it was average voltage. Future children, one unrolled the kite on some wire / metal rope and it was taken "fortunately" by an ambulance. The wire was small in diameter and it just burned out right away, but the baby was burned in the belly area. 5 years of electricity has taught me one thing - avoid poles with overhead lines. Another case is a car under the line. The driver gets out, puts his feet on the ground and sometimes an accident occurs. You know, the wheels are an insulator and the cabin is made of metal. This happens quite often with trucks.
    It's just that it should be like a built-up area, everything underground, so that and as colleagues wrote, it should be aesthetically and safely. An electrician I knew told me that he had a job on the mast and he had to bury the metal mesh so that it would equalize the potentials. Nothing but problems with those poles and overhead lines. If you have a choice, it is worth considering.
  • #25 15583073
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    iskiereczka.pl wrote:
    I am an electrician at PG and I don't remember having anything with high voltages underground during my studies.

    I guess you didn't listen well. There are at least three 110kV cable routes in the Tri-City itself. They may have come from the time I collected this information.
    Example quite close to Polibuda ... ;)
    Take a look at the map from post # 4 or here and here - you will find more.
    iskiereczka.pl wrote:
    Adding something about line breaks is just a little downwind and you can have a wire on the ground without any problem.

    Don't talk nonsense. If the WN lines fell from the "ordinary little storm" then we would have energetic Armageddon. They also do not fall from large storms. Sometimes they fall, but for completely different reasons.
    And comparing SN to WN is a bit out of place ...

    New colleague on the forum. Indeed, the entrance of the dragon ... :D
  • #26 15583173
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    iskiereczka.pl wrote:
    5 years of electricity has taught me one thing - avoid poles with overhead lines.

    And there are poles with underground lines?
    What you write out in your entire post clashes with the profession - which you allegedly studied.

    iskiereczka.pl wrote:
    Another case is a car under the line. The driver gets out, puts his feet on the ground and sometimes an accident occurs. You know, the wheels are an insulator and the cabin is made of metal. This happens quite often with trucks.

    Can you develop it?

    iskiereczka.pl wrote:
    An electrician I knew told me that he had a job on the mast and he had to bury the metal mesh so that it would equalize the potentials. Nothing but problems with those poles and overhead lines. If you have a choice, it is worth considering.

    What is the problem of grounding some mast, some mesh to the problem of the author of the thread?


    PS
    I have lived almost under the 110kV pole for quite a few years. My children and their peers play in its vicinity.

    Here are a few photos, even worse than the author's objections:
    220kV above the playground:
    Apartment 30m from the WN line - its identification and impact on children's

    220kV at the block itself:
    Apartment 30m from the WN line - its identification and impact on children's

    110kV directly above the house:
    Apartment 30m from the WN line - its identification and impact on children's

    People are alive and well :D
  • #27 15583302
    Dobromir pomysłowy
    Level 23  
    I did not buy a nice plot - all buildings forbidden, WN line It was quite a while, so what is it like?
  • #28 15583368
    Darom
    Electrician specialist
    Hello
    Dobromir pomysłowy wrote:
    I did not buy a nice plot - all buildings forbidden, WN line It was quite a while, so what is it like?

    It would be difficult for me to call a plot with the WN line - cool. Wherever you look - wires.

    kisses
    - GIFT-
  • #29 15584787
    Dobromir pomysłowy
    Level 23  
    Cool because good location for warehouses. Does the author of the topic know why other apartments have been bought and those closer to the line have not?
  • #30 15585296
    olejopalacz2
    Level 23  
    A nice plot of land with a WN line, you can get a lot of money for land lease

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the potential health impacts of living 30 meters from a 110kV high voltage (WN) line in Wrocław, specifically in the os. Klecina area. The original poster seeks to understand the safety implications for children, given conflicting information about safe distances from such lines. Responses indicate that while some believe 30 meters is acceptable, concerns about electromagnetic fields (EMF) and aesthetic issues persist. Several participants share personal experiences, emphasizing that many have lived near high voltage lines without adverse health effects. The conversation also touches on the possibility of future upgrades to the line's voltage and the importance of local development plans. Ultimately, the original poster decides to purchase an apartment 40 meters away from the line, which is also separated by neighboring walls.
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