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When we think of electricity, we can see powerlines high in the sky. The lines link homes and buildings to the energy they require. But did you know there are power cables underground too? These cables contribute to providing electricity to buildings like our homes, schools, and hospitals.
Finding out where these underground power cables are is highly critical. If someone decides to dig in his backyard to plant a tree without knowing there's a power cable he could cut the electricity of many people! That’s why we need to find these cables before we dig or build.
In modern times, we have special tools that simplify the task of identifying underground power cables. One tool can listen for signals on the cables. This lets workers locate the cables without having to dig up everything; they just have to methodically scan the ground with this tool.
Now he knows where underground power is located, which helps keep workers and the community safe. It can cause power outages and be highly dangerous if a cable is cut. Taking the time to search for and gather all the cables can help prevent accidents and keep everybody safe.
Falling into deep problems when you dig without knowing where underground power cables for other services are. It can force power outages and damage the cables. Repairing broken cables can be time-consuming and expensive, so it is prudent to survey the area before commencing on any digging or construction work.
There exist many tools and methods workers use to locate and detect underground power cables. In addition to the signal detector, they may employ ground-penetrating radar, or specialized cameras that can see underground. With these two tools working in conjunction, they know where the cables are.
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