Three-level pylon

The three-level arrangement is an arrangement of the conductors of a transmission line in three levels. For masts of two three-phase circuits with a total of six conductor cables fir masts and booms tons are common. Poles with three-level arrangement of conductor cables are higher than other comparable high-voltage masts, but require only a small line width.

The respective three conductors of a three-phase system are usually attached to one side of the mast shaft.

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