Key:power

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Description
v · d · e power

For marking and tagging facilities for the generation and distribution of electrical power.
Group: Power
Used on these elements

Documented values: 26
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Usage

For mapping electrical power lines and associated infrastructure.

See also: Power

Values

See below for common usage of the power tag:

Key	Value	Comment	Rendering
`power`	`plant`	A place/industrial facility where power is generated (electricity, heat, cold water, biogas...). Individual generating units within the facility should be tagged as `power=generator`.
`power`	`cable`	A way following the path of underground cables, such as the local 0.4 kV network between transformer stations, distribution boxes and cable connection points, or sea cables. Not to be confused with non-power supply cables such as cables for telecommunication. May be combined with `voltage=`, `circuits=` and `location=*`.
`power`	`catenary_mast`	A catenary mast supports system of overhead wires used to supply electricity to electricaly powered vehicle equipped with a pantograph.
`power`	`compensator`	Several kind of power devices used to insure of power quality and network resilience.
`power`	`connection`	A freestanding electrical connection between two or more overhead wires
`power`	`converter`	An HVDC converter converts electric power from high voltage alternating current (AC) to high-voltage direct current (HVDC), or vice-versa.
`power`	`generator`	A device used to convert power from one form to another. Use in combination with `generator:source=`, `generator:method=` and `generator:output=*`.	Depends on generator type
`power`	`heliostat`	A mirror of a heliostat device.
`power`	`insulator`	A device to protect a power line from grounding on supports
`power`	`line`	A way following the path of (overground) power cables. For minor power lines with poles and not towers, you may want to use `power=minor_line`. Useful combinations: `voltage=`, `cables=` and `wires=*`. Please see the respective feature pages for details.
`line`	`busbar`	Determines a `power=line` to a busbar.
`line`	`bay`	A bay connects an incoming circuit to a busbar assembly.
`power`	`marker`	A separate pole or pedestal sticking out of the ground, or a wall marker describing the distance to a cable or other feature.
`power`	`minor_line`	A way following the path of (overground) minor power cables, supported by poles and not towers/pylons. (This isn't quite so simple, as sometimes larger towers are replaced by smaller poles made with a stronger material; a better distinction might be based on voltage).
`power`	`pole`	Poles supporting low to medium voltage lines (`power=minor_line`) and high voltage lines (`power=line`) up to 161,000 volts (161 kV).
`power`	`portal`	Power supporting structure composed of vertical legs with cables between them attached to a horizontal crossarm
`power`	`substation`	A tag for electricity substations. These provide voltage step-up/step-down, switching, conditioning, etc. Substations may be large facilities (up to several acres) for very high voltage transmission lines or just small buildings or kiosks near the street for low voltage distribution lines. Useful combinations: `voltage=`, `substation=` and `location=*`, see the feature page for details.
`power`	`switch`	A tag for electricity switches which are devices which allow operators to power up & down lines and transformer in substations or outside.
`power`	`switchgear`	The switchgear comprises one or more busbar assemblies and a number of bays each connecting a circuit to the busbar assembly.
`power`	`terminal`	Point of connection between overhead power lines to buildings or walls
`power`	`tower`	For towers or pylons carrying high voltage electricity cables. Normally constructed from steel latticework but tubular or solid pylons are also commonly used. Should not be used for medium or low voltage electricity conductors carried on single wooden poles which might be tagged `power=pole`. See `power=tower` for detailed tagging of tower types.
`power`	`transformer`	A static device for transferring electric energy by inductive coupling between its windings. Large power transformers are typically located inside substations.
`power`	User Defined	All commonly used values according to Taginfo