Right now birds nesting in the tower caused by the safety hazards, has become the heart of the power operation and maintenance personnel. Bird nests in the branches, wire and other things, under the attack of wind and rain, may fall on the line, resulting in short-circuit tripping. Thus, a quest to seek a harmonious coexistence of electricity and birds unfolded.
Today, the artificial nests on the towers have opened a new chapter of life on the grid. These artificial bird's nests are not ordinary nests, we in the structural design of ingenious simulation of the shape and size of the natural nest of birds, spacious and comfortable, when these artificial bird's nests are placed on the tower as well as the birds settled in, where they can build nests, laying eggs, hatching chicks.
Our Shenzhen True Bird Repellent Technology's Artificial Bird Nest ZQN-DL-NL, made of corrosion-resistant, anti-aging stainless steel material, durable, and can be used for a long time in outdoor towers without easy to damage or deformation. Diversified specifications, its design is also very sophisticated, one of them consists of 5 pieces of stainless steel frame through the touch welding molding, and then welded 5 pieces of stainless steel mesh inside, the whole structure is strong and stable, can effectively withstand the impact of gusty winds and other inclement weather, and effectively prevent the nesting materials and birds in the windy weather accidentally fall, to provide a safe environment for the young birds to roost.
In practice, Artificial bird's nest ZQN-DL-NL is generally installed in the non-electrified safety area of the line tower, or cross-arms are far away from the insulators and conductors underneath the place to ensure that there will not be any impact on the operation of power lines. In this way, it meets the needs of birds for nesting and breeding, and avoids the risk of line failure and electrocution caused by improper behavior.
From the perspective of ecological conservation, artificial bird nests are of far-reaching significance, as they can provide more suitable habitat for birds and help alleviate the pressure on their survival due to the reduction of habitats. Many rare birds continue to thrive under the shelter of these artificial nests.
