Supply line bird repelling device mounted on pole

Abstract

A supply line bird repelling device mounted on a pole comprises a mounting box and a hoop connected with the rear portion of the mounting box, and solar cell panels are laid on the front side face, the left side face and the right side face of the mounting box. A storage battery, a voltage stabilizer, a controller, a bird repelling agent solution bucket, an atomizer, an air blower, a drive motor and a power transmission mechanism are arranged in the mounting box, the lower end of the power transmission mechanism is in coaxial transmission connection with a spindle of the drive motor, and the upper end of the power transmission mechanism stretches out of the mounting box and is connected with a bird repelling rod. A movement sensor is arranged at the top of the mounting box, a jet exhaust located above the mounting box is arranged on the upper portion of the power transmission mechanism, an airflow channel is arranged in the power transmission mechanism, and an air outlet of the air blower is communicated with the jet exhaust through the airflow channel in the power transmission mechanism. Solar energy is adopted as a power source, energy is saved, the modes of rotating bird repelling and smell bird repelling are adopted, double guarantees are achieved, the bird repelling effect is improved, and normal operating of a supply line is guaranteed.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of power supply line safety power supply, and in particular relates to a power supply line bird repelling device installed on an electric pole. Background technique [0002] In recent years, all walks of life are inseparable from electric energy, people have higher and higher requirements for the reliability of power supply lines, and the phenomenon of tripping of power transmission lines caused by increasingly frequent bird activities continues to increase. There are often birds nesting or staying on tower poles in power supply lines, and birds nesting or staying on tower poles often cause grounding short-circuits or phase-to-phase short-circuits in power transmission and transformation lines, resulting in power outages. Birds' nesting materials such as branches, stems, metal wires, etc. are damp and blown and then contact the wires, which may cause grounding short circuit or phase-to-phase short circuit; b...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, even if the line inspection cycle is shortened and the number of operators to dismantle the bird's nest is increased, the effect is not good and human resources are wasted

At present, power management departments across the country also use various ultrasonic and electromagnetic radiation bird repellents, which have complex structures, short lifespan, and difficult maintenance. ideal

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