What Are The Bird Deflectors on Transmission Lines?

Common types of bird deflectors on transmission lines include:

Snake bird deflectors: Usually designed in the shape of a snake, use bright colors and an appearance similar to the birds' natural predators, such as hawks or birds of prey, to scare birds.

Ball bird deflectors: Ball bird repellers are usually brightly colored spherical objects mounted on wires to increase the visual visibility of the wires and help birds avoid power lines.

Vibrating bird deflectors: These deflectors work by producing weak vibrations or sounds to repel birds, reducing their presence around power lines.

Sound Bird Repeller: A device that emits a specific frequency or sound designed to scare or repel birds away from power line areas.

These types of bird deflectors are usually selected and installed based on geographical location, environmental conditions and effects on different birds to reduce the contact of birds with power facilities, protect wild birds and ensure the safe operation of power systems.