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Summary

Single phase pole mounted Canadian power distribution transformer. The distribution wire at the top of the pole carries one of the three high voltage distribution phases from the substation as a Single Wire Earth Return (SWER) supply. The transformer is connected to the wire through a fused cutout (device at end of support arm below the wire). The small device to the left of the cutout is a lightning arrester, also connected to Earth to provide the "arresting" function - should this be necessary. The center tapped secondary voltage from the transformer, at 240V/120V is carried to two customers premises by the two pairs of "live" wires leaving the pole at bottom left and right with the center tap being Earthed and bonded to the supporting steel wires, which act as the Neutral conductors.

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current18:35, 3 January 2017Thumbnail for version as of 18:35, 3 January 20171,148 × 2,288 (98 KB)127.0.0.1 (talk)Single phase pole mounted Canadian power distribution transformer. The distribution wire at the top of the pole carries one of the three high voltage distribution phases from the substation as a Single Wire Earth Return (SWER) supply. The transformer is connected to the wire through a fused cutout (device at end of support arm below the wire). The small device to the left of the cutout is a lightning arrester, also connected to Earth to provide the "arresting" function - should this be necessary. The center tapped secondary voltage from the transformer, at 240V/120V is carried to two customers premises by the two pairs of "live" wires leaving the pole at bottom left and right with the center tap being Earthed and bonded to the supporting steel wires, which act as the Neutral conductors.
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