[TCUG] Tall Poles
- From: "Matthew Smith" <MASmith@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tcug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2007 10:30:31 -0000
At site where we use tall poles I have previously used a small terminal
pillar situated near to the base of the pole to terminate LV and ELV
supplies at ground level. As this adds to our stock of street furniture
I would like to try and utilise an enlarged base pole for the job. My
problem is that I cannot find suitable poles which have enough space to
accommodate the waterproof enclosures separating the LV / ELV supplies
that our maintenance contractor insists upon.
I have seen enlarged base poles in other areas that presumably get
around this [problem?], some of which have two doors in the base.
Can anyone either suggest a supplier or describe how they make off their
connections (at ground level) to meet all the relevant standards without
using another term cabinet.
Thanks.
Matt Smith. Assistant Engineer
Engineering Design | Traffic Signals
Leicestershire Highways
Masmith(AT)leics.gov.uk
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