Bird Flight Diverters

Bird Flight Diverters, also called Bird Diverters, is made of rigid high, impact polyvinyl chloride(PVC), which possesses excellent chemical resistance and strength properties and will retain good physical characteristics within extreme temperatures. In addition, industrial fumes and saltwater can not seriously degrade the properties of rigid PVC.

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Material

Mounting clips are constructed of high-quality UV-stabilized, glass-reinforced, weather-resistant polymers, and therefore there is no transmission loss.

Polymer gears control the clamp movement to apply force to both clamp arms evenly. Non-corrosive material springs provide grip.

Clamping Methods

Henvcon Bird Flight Diverters is equipped with a spring-loaded clamp and the fastener-type clamp. Spring-loaded clamps are used for quick clamping as spring clips can be mounted from a distance rather than fastener-type clips.

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FAQs

1. What Are Bird Diverters on Power Lines?

Bird diverters are the devices installed on power lines that improve power line visibility for birds in dark environments, reducing their risk of collision.  

2. Why We Need Bird Flight Diverters on Power Lines?

High-power transmission lines are placed very high for safety, but these overhead conductors are a potentially lethal obstacle to birds. In low visibility conditions, birds sometimes fly into power lines and collide with overhead structures and conductors. In addition to being fatal to birds, such accidents can damage insulation and equipment.

3. Is It Necessary to Fix Bird Diverters on All Power Lines?

Yes. When the Bird Diverters is fixed only on the top (earth) conductor, the risk of accident manifold will increase. Birds tend to dive down towards gravity since diving down is comparatively easier (gravity helps) than going up against gravity. While diving downwards, birds steer themselves between conductors, which increases the chances of accident multifold.

4. How Do Bird Diverters Work?

Bird flight diverters reflect sunlight and moonlight to make themselves visible to migratory birds from a safe distance, preventing birds from being hit while flying and wire damage and avoiding fines.