højspændingsmast
A højspændingsmast, often translated as a high-voltage pylon or transmission tower, is a large, free-standing structure used to support overhead power lines. These masts are essential components of electrical power grids, responsible for transmitting electricity over long distances from power generation plants to substations and, ultimately, to consumers.
The design of a højspændingsmast varies depending on factors such as voltage level, terrain, and wind loads.
Insulators, usually made of ceramic or glass, are attached to the mast to prevent electricity from flowing
Højspændingsmaster are a common sight in many landscapes, particularly in rural areas where they form part