They will just cut his service loose and it won't affect any other customers.Uh, yeah. Depending on the situation, people downstream will be interrupted briefly while they reconnect either temporary jumpers or put in the new conductors that will be able to reach the new location of the pole.
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It doesn't matter. It's alternating current. They can cut his service loose, resplice it and never interrupt service for anybody else. The point is everybody is connected in parrallel as opposed to in series which is more common in a direct current application.What if his pole has the transformer that feeds two other houses?
Or in my case, the pole doesn't have the transformer, but it carries the lines to my house and my neighbor from the transformer.
It doesn't matter. It's alternating current. They can cut his service loose, resplice it and never interrupt service for anybody else. The point is everybody is connected in parrallel as opposed to in series which is more common in a direct current application.
Can tell you for sure that the initial estimate from the power company will be at least 3x high.
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Yeah, either having his service ran off another pole or going underground.
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