Q. What are the components of feeder pillar?

Answer

The best way to think about a feeder pillar is as a giant steel closet. The exterior shell, which sits above a steel base, can be double- or single-walled. The ammeter, selector switch, whole-house surge protector, service fuses, and instrument panels with voltmeters are all common components of a feeder pillar. This setup safeguards individual circuits while facilitating straightforward management. These devices are typically installed by the side of the road and used to regulate the power to nearby homes. All sorts of lighting can be accomplished with such a design, structure, and construction. A steel base supports the weight of the feeder pillar unit as a whole.