Just a follow-up after some asking around.
Don't know if anyone's interested.
A standard pole pig has a 167KVA or
167KVA/240V ~ 695 amp capacity.
The max 600 amp estimate was probably very close to
reality. But that's for something up on the pole.
For heavier currents, the electrical company will
have to mount something on the ground and given the
correct amount of money, would be glad to install
it for you.
I'm being told the complete range of street voltages
here in the colonies is something like 2.4Kv to 24Kv,
but that the 8Kv to 14Kv range is more common.
Now back to our regularly scheduled program.
- Doug
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