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1. High voltage

High voltage refers to an electrical potential large enough to cause harm to people, animals, or equipment, typically above a defined threshold (varies by standard, but often above 1,000 volts AC or 1,500 volts DC).

  • Road signs may warn of overhead electric cables near railway crossings, tram routes, or construction sites.
  • Special caution is needed for tall vehicles (trucks, cranes) passing under power lines.
High voltage

Height limit of 4,3 meter with supplementary sign indicating high voltage cables. (Lyon, France) © Wikimedia.org/Marc Mongenet, CC BY-SA