Stand-off device for energized conductor

Details Stand-off device for energized conductor Stand-off device for energized conductor

1988-09-29

1990-08-14

Askin, Laramie E.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Insulators

With insulator-supporting or attaching means

174177, H01B 1714

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active

049489240

ABSTRACT:
A stand-off device for supporting an energized conductor from a utility pole includes an elongated self-supporting stand-off body, a utility pole connecting arm extending from the elongated body at one end for connection to a utility pole, and an energized conductor contact arm fastened to an opposite end of the elongated body. When the utility pole connecting arm is mounted or connected to a utility pole, the energized conductor contact arm at the other end of the elongated body contacts and supports an energized conductor in a stand-off position from the utility pole.

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