Hi,
Moving into a house and the searches have just revealed the existence of a Substation on the Property.
Now, I have looked at the "Electrical Installation" - It is Fenced off (Wooden) and with a Danger of Death Sign outside.
It's a Grey Metal Cabinet cabinet, 6 foot high, 1.5 Foot Deep, 4 Foot Wide. No noticeable buzz. Most Substations I have seen are caravan sized.
Doesn't strike me as a Substation (Most of the transformers I've seen are over 3 foot square). EDF when questioned claimed it was "Street Furniture" and Possibly a street lighting control system - Though I suspect they have made a mistake. Land Registry definately have it down as an EL Substation.
Does anyone have any possible idea as to what this might be? Here's the pictures.
Got a very nervous missus at the moment .... though all the research I have done indicates the risk if it was a real substation to be low.
Also, if this is a Control Cabinet of some sort, why is it classed as a Substation?
Cheers,
Pezabj
Moving into a house and the searches have just revealed the existence of a Substation on the Property.
Now, I have looked at the "Electrical Installation" - It is Fenced off (Wooden) and with a Danger of Death Sign outside.
It's a Grey Metal Cabinet cabinet, 6 foot high, 1.5 Foot Deep, 4 Foot Wide. No noticeable buzz. Most Substations I have seen are caravan sized.
Doesn't strike me as a Substation (Most of the transformers I've seen are over 3 foot square). EDF when questioned claimed it was "Street Furniture" and Possibly a street lighting control system - Though I suspect they have made a mistake. Land Registry definately have it down as an EL Substation.
Does anyone have any possible idea as to what this might be? Here's the pictures.
Got a very nervous missus at the moment .... though all the research I have done indicates the risk if it was a real substation to be low.
Also, if this is a Control Cabinet of some sort, why is it classed as a Substation?
Cheers,
Pezabj