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How to recognize the network voltage by the appearance of a power pole?

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  • #1 16796101
    kamil19629
    Level 9  
    Hello, I am an employee of an architectural office and I have a problem, namely the pole of the investor passes probably a medium voltage pole but needs information about its exact voltage. Will there be a specialist who will decipher them after removing the pole?

    How to recognize the network voltage by the appearance of a power pole?
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  • #2 16796143
    Maciek051996
    Level 28  
    Picture wrongly added but it is medium voltage line.
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  • #3 16796158
    kamil19629
    Level 9  
    Maciek051996 wrote:
    Picture wrongly added but it is medium voltage line.

    I know that much, but I could use his tension, because the distance in which a building can be erected depends on it.
  • #4 16796160
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    Eat after the line to the station.
  • #5 16796161
    Adamcyn
    Level 38  
    kamil19629 wrote:
    Hello, I am an employee of an architectural office

    Hmm ...
    Don't check at source?

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    Strumien swiadomosci wrote:
    Eat after the line to the station.

    And how will the fence be on the way? :)
  • #6 16796175
    krakarak
    Level 42  
    Adamcyn wrote:
    And how will the fence be on the way? :)

    It will take a photo with your smartphone and throw it on the electrode with a question.

    Not that I clung, but "tension does not flow over the pole" ...
    I think a colleague has nothing to do with the Design Office.
    A professional goes to the power plant or calls to get the correct answer.
  • #7 16796176
    kamil19629
    Level 9  
    The problem is that the place of investment is quite distant from the place of my work and it rather falls off, I still have markings on the plate but it's supposedly only the ordering of poles
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  • #8 16796182
    krakarak
    Level 42  
    @ kamil19629 imagine there are telephones and you can talk and discuss things at considerable distances. Do you think that ZE doesn't know what lines it has on its territory? If you think so, send this picture together with the pole number.
  • #9 16796284
    Adamcyn
    Level 38  
    Now I noticed that Kamil is not from here.
    Where's your Cherna?
  • #10 16796369
    masonry
    Level 30  
    This is the MV line.
    In Poland, the most common is 15kV, but there are 20 and 30 kV.
    You can only find out exactly in the proper ZE.
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  • #11 16796768
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    masonry wrote:
    You can only find out exactly in the proper ZE.

    But why do you need such accuracy in determining the rated voltage?
    For voltages between 15 and 30kV, the difference in minimum external insulation distances is only 20cm.
    First, let the author visit the appropriate town / commune office with a query about the local spatial development plan and the technological strip of the given line.



    Adamcyn wrote:
    Now I noticed that Kamil is not from here.
    Where's your Cherna?

    Well, the gugle sends me to Bulgaria ... :D
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around identifying the voltage of a medium voltage (MV) power pole, with the original poster seeking specific voltage information for construction planning. Responses indicate that the pole is likely part of a 15kV line, common in Poland, but could also be 20kV or 30kV. Participants suggest contacting the local energy provider (ZE) for precise voltage details and mention that the difference in insulation requirements between these voltages is minimal. The author expresses difficulty in accessing the site due to distance but is advised to utilize available communication methods to obtain the necessary information.
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