Transmission Tower Earth Anchor

The utility model discloses a transmission line pole tower climbing anti-fall safety device, including a fixing belt for fixing on the operator body, the fixing belt is arranged in the middle of the hanging ring, hanging ring is connected with a safety hanging belt, the safety hanging belt comprises a buffer belt, one end of the buffer belt is provided with a suspension buckle for hanging the hanging ring; The other end of the buffer belt is connected with two safety belts, and a number of pairs of one-to-one corresponding magnetic rings are arranged on the two safety belts. Each pair of magnetic rings corresponding to each other on the two safety belts is magnetically attracted, and the outer ends of the two safety belts are respectively provided with hooks. The beneficial effect is: simple structure, easy to use, use through the two safety belt at the outer end of the hook hanging on the beam of the tower, can effectively protect the personal safety of operators; The corresponding magnetic ring on the two safety belts can avoid the two safety belts from winding each other under the action of external forces, which will affect the climbing operation of the operators.

A power transmission tower earth anchor is a device that is used to secure the base of a transmission tower to the ground. It is usually a steel rod or plate that is driven into the soil or rock at the base of the tower, and then anchored in place with concrete. The purpose of the earth anchor is to prevent the tower from tipping over in strong winds or other severe weather conditions. The design and construction of the earth anchor may vary depending on the specific requirements of the tower and the soil or rock conditions at the site. Some earth anchors may be a simple plate or rod, while others may be more complex, including multiple anchoring points and reinforcements for increased stability.