Stay at least one metre away from service lines
Electricity connects to your home in different ways, through either overhead or underground power. In both instances, a network service wire leads to a connection point of supply on your property.
If you’re in an older region or smaller town, the power might be supplied to your home by overhead lines.
Electricity connects to your home in different ways, through either overhead or underground power. in both instances a network service wire leads to a connection point of supply on your property. If you're in an older region or smaller town, the power might be supplied to your home by overhead lines
Little checks can prevent big problems
Pay special attention when driving or parking large loads like boats, caravans, trucks or vans near electrical infrastructure.
Check the height of your load to avoid service lines
Ensure you are at least one metre away from service lines
To help you stay safe, we recommend the use of a safety spotter
In the parts of our network which are underground, powerlines are sunk beneath the ground and a mini-pillar or ‘green dome’ is installed just inside the property to connect homes to the network.
Here's how to avoid tree branches touching powerlines, which can cause power interruptions, fire and other accidents.
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