Light on telephone pole?
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01-01-00, 04:02 PM
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I have a friend who wants to put a light attached to a telephone pole in his backyard.
And he doesn't quite know how to do it.
Does anyone know? Where do you run the wires, what box and that kind of info?
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And he doesn't quite know how to do it.
Does anyone know? Where do you run the wires, what box and that kind of info?
[email protected]
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01-01-00, 06:55 PM
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1.Is it his telephone pole? or does it belong to the phone or power company? If it belongs to the company, you better ask.
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01-08-00, 01:30 PM
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Since you refer to a backyard and it doesn't sound like this is a rural area, you are not going to be allowed to put anything on a utility pole.
My utility will hook up a light on their pole, hook it directly to their power lines and charge you a prorated monthly rate for the light and its use. Other companies, including your friend's may have a similar option.
My utility will hook up a light on their pole, hook it directly to their power lines and charge you a prorated monthly rate for the light and its use. Other companies, including your friend's may have a similar option.
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01-09-00, 10:14 AM
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What David said is correct. Contact your utility company for an installation. They keep the bulbs replaced free as part of the normal rental fee. I have one in my back yard that I rent that costs me about $7.50 a month. The rental fee is just tacked onto the regular electric bill each month.
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