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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the landlord is right, there must be danger.
Because the safe distance of the transmission line of 10kV is meters.
Generally, objects that are close to about meters will definitely discharge, which is very dangerous.
However, I think the situation mentioned by the landlord may be wrong, is that line an ordinary 380V low-voltage line?
The 10kV line is generally not so low, and the balcony on the third floor is only about 8 meters. And unless the owner's house was built later, the power department would not have erected the line so close.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The horizontal distance of the 10,000 volt UHV line is specified in meters, and the vertical distance is meters. If the measurement is accurate, then look at the high-voltage line or the balcony early, if the balcony is early, sue him, if the high-voltage line has long been cautious, and prevent the power supply bureau from suing you for illegal construction.
I can't see the opening, I don't know the specific situation of the site, the size of the opening, and the height of the floor, so I can't help you design it.
It's best to deal with it, attracting bees and butterflies. If only the bird's nest was fine. All is well. ，
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Yes, you should pay attention to the emission of oil fumes, you need a good range hood, don't cook in the kitchen, and smoke them on the 2 and 3 floors.
Of course, you can, but the first floor is usually a kitchen.