The fall is another golden season for fishing, and anglers have been out of the house, looking for a preferred fishing spot. However, about the choice of fishing spots, they are often easy to ignore an important safety hazard - overhead above the high-voltage lines, these high-voltage lines have also become the angler's "shadow".

Out of lightweight, load-bearing and other advantages, many fishing rods on the market today are carbon rods, however, due to the strong conductivity of carbon fiber, so in the vicinity of high-voltage lines, the use of carbon rods is a very dangerous behavior, crossing the safety distance, the current may be discharged along the fishing line, fishing rods on the human body, resulting in electric shock or even electric death. As many overhead transmission lines pass through the loop streams, lakes, and fish ponds, some actions of carrying fishing rods and flinging fishing rods may exceed the high-voltage safety distance and bring misfortune to the anglers.

Imagine that you are enjoying the fun of fishing, suddenly struck by high voltage, which will not only make you injured, but also may be life-threatening.

For this reason, it is necessary to increase the safety publicity of high-voltage lines, strengthen the early warning prevention and control, and improve the public's safety awareness. Our solar voice propaganda pole intelligent warning (anti-angling under high voltage line intelligent warning pole), which is a multi-functional anti-fishing electrocution intelligent warning stakes, can be installed in the high-voltage pylons, high-voltage lines passing through the rivers, lakes, fishponds, etc., the equipment can not only real-time detection of someone or a vehicle, etc. close to the high-voltage line, while the high-definition camera immediately take pictures, wirelessly transmitted to the monitoring center through the 4G network management platform, but also real-time intelligent voice warning. platform, but also real-time intelligent voice warning, so that fishing enthusiasts consciously away from high-voltage lines.