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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is insulation, basically not.
It's okay if the bare wire doesn't come close, but sometimes it's psychologically stressful.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23。。。Danger zone, you pay attention, don't cool off the balcony or wet clothes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes. Rainy days are less approaching!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is strong magnetic field interference. The other 5 meters is too close and a bit scary.
Now there are cables and sewers in the cities, except in the countryside, overhead high-voltage lines. It is about 11 meters above the ground. There is electromagnetic interference, but you have no other way but to move.
High-voltage wires are added to the balconies of residents in the community and belong to the power supply department. This situation, which is everywhere in the city, there is no fuss.
The safety distance between the overhead power line conductor and the tree after the maximum sag or maximum wind deviation is: the voltage level is 35 110 kV The maximum wind deviation distance is meters, and the maximum vertical distance is 4 meters; The voltage level is 154 220 kV, the maximum wind deviation distance is 4 meters, and the maximum vertical distance is meters; The voltage level is 330 kV, the maximum wind deviation distance is 5 meters, and the maximum vertical distance is meters; The voltage level is 500 kV, the maximum wind deviation distance and the maximum vertical distance are 7 meters.
Relatively speaking, wires with high voltage are prone to generate magnetic fields, which have a certain impact on people, if the distance is far away or there is no problem?
How many volts of high voltage line?
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