[TCUG] Re: Tall Poles
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- Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2007 12:57:12 +0000
All
As a further enquiry on this topic has anyone managed to find an IP65
enclosure to fit inside a standard 114mm diameter signal pole with a side
access door to remove the need for a top cap ?
I have seen traffic signal poles with a side access door where the
terminals are exposed to the damp environment inside a pole and wondered
if this had been overcome with an IP65 enclosure?.
Comments from manufacturers as well as users welcome.
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In reply to Matt,
Don't forget that wide based poles over a certain diameter will have to be
set back off the edge of the carriageway.
Regards
Rob Perry
Senior Engineer, Traffic Control and Systems
Dorset Engineering Consultancy, Dorset County Council
Pullman Court, Station Approach, Dorchester DT1 1GA
Tel 01305 225357 Fax 01305 225301
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[TCUG] Tall Poles
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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