While in transit with no load and the boom or mast lowered, what is the minimum required clearance for voltage between 50 and 345 kV?

When operating in the vicinity of high-voltage power lines, maintaining adequate clearance is crucial for safety. For voltages between 50 and 345 kV, the required minimum clearance from the power lines while in transit with no load and with the boom or mast lowered is 10 feet. This spacing is mandated to prevent electrical hazards that could occur due to arcing or accidental contact with the lines.

The 10-foot clearance requirement serves as a safety buffer, ensuring that equipment and operators remain at a safe distance from potential electrical hazards associated with high-voltage lines. This distance is designed to mitigate risks, ensuring safety protocols are adhered to in industrial and construction environments where such equipment is used.