teenusööri

Teenusööri is a Finnish term that translates to "service wire" or "service line." It refers to the electrical conductor that connects the public electricity distribution network to a customer's property. This connection typically originates from a pole or underground cable and terminates at the customer's electrical meter and main service panel.

The teenusööri is a critical component of the electrical infrastructure, ensuring the reliable delivery of power to homes, businesses, and other facilities. Its installation and maintenance are usually the responsibility of the local electricity distribution company. The size and capacity of the teenusööri are determined by the expected electrical load of the property it serves.

In many cases, the teenusööri is located above ground, supported by utility poles. However, in areas where aesthetics or protection from weather are prioritized, it may be installed underground. Regardless of its placement, the teenusööri is designed to be durable and weather-resistant to ensure continuous power supply. Safety regulations govern the installation and handling of teenusööri to prevent electrical hazards. Issues with the teenusööri, such as damage or malfunction, can lead to power outages for the affected property.