Transmission Line Artificial Bird Nests

Product Aliases: Perch Bird Platform (Birdhouse Placement), Round Birdcage Placement, Square Birdcage Placement

I. Demand Analysis:

In the tower areas of transmission lines, birds often build nests and roost because the towers are very stable and provide a good vantage point. Even rare birds like the Oriental Stork prefer to settle here. However, nesting, excretion, and flight behaviors of birds often cause line faults, affecting the stability of power supply. At the same time, birds' activities around power grids are prone to electric shock or collision accidents, resulting in casualties.

How can we ensure the safe and stable operation of the power grid while also accommodating the nesting and breeding needs of birds? The Zhen Qu Niao artificial bird nest, installed in non-electrified sections of transmission line towers, can guide birds to nest there. Allowing birds to inhabit safe areas of the power grid prevents line faults and reduces the rate of electric shock injuries to birds.

II. Detailed Introduction to the Artificial Bird Nest:

The Zhen Qu Niao artificial bird nest model ZQN-DL-NL is made of corrosion-resistant, anti-aging stainless steel, ensuring durability and long-term use in outdoor environments without easy damage or deformation. It consists of five stainless steel frames formed by spot welding, with five stainless steel fine mesh sheets welded inside, making the entire nest sturdy, stable, and safe. This effectively prevents strong winds from scattering the nest or blowing nesting materials onto nearby electrical equipment, avoiding line faults caused by nest debris and providing a safer habitat for fledglings.

III. Product Parameters:

1. Single-side width of the opening: 500mm

2. Slanted edge height: 250mm

3. Single-side width of the base: 400mm

4. Diamond mesh specification: 10*20mm

IV. Precautions:

1. Regarding installation, artificial bird nests should generally be installed in safe, non-electrified areas of transmission line towers or on crossarms away from insulators and conductors below to ensure they do not affect the operation of the power lines.

2. Some birds may prefer to choose nesting sites based on their own habits and preferences, ignoring artificial bird nests. Therefore, in high-risk areas of the power grid that are truly unsuitable for bird nesting, necessary bird deterrent measures, such as installing bird repellents, should still be taken to scientifically and reasonably guide birds away from these potential danger zones.

The quoted price is a reference at the time of publication; actual prices are subject to discussion. For installation cases and price inquiries, please contact Ms. Zou from Shenzhen Zhen Qu Niao.