This invention relates to the field of snake-proofing technology, specifically a snake-proofing device for
power transmission towers. It includes a power pole, a support body fixedly installed on the outer wall of the pole, and a dispersing
assembly. The dispersing
assembly is installed on the outer wall of the support body, and a driving
assembly is located below the dispersing assembly. The dispersing assembly includes a first rotating ring, a second rotating ring, a track ring, and a driving component. The track ring is fixedly installed on the outer wall of the support body. This invention, through the installation of the dispersing and driving components, can repeatedly push snakes off the power pole. In conjunction with the track ring, the dispersing sleeve and dispersing rod can rotate to push the snake off, increasing the driving effect. During the driving process, the second rotating ring collides with a vibrating block, generating strong vibrations. Since snakes are sensitive to vibrations, the strong vibrations frighten them, causing them to escape, thus preventing snakes from climbing the power pole, ensuring the safety of the
power grid, and avoiding large-scale power outages.