Menu Grady EMC Live Line Demonstration Grady EMC’s Live Line Demonstration is an interactive presentation designed to educate participants about the power distribution system. This mobile unit can be brought to your location and the presentation can be tailored to any age level. Grady EMC’s Live Line Demonstration is perfect for: FIRST RESPONDER & PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING Through this presentation, fire departments and emergency response teams learn to react quickly and safely to emergencies involving electricity. SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES School students learn to respect the power of electrical lines through this very dynamic, fun and educational program. Because of its energetic delivery, this demonstration has amazing information retention levels. COMMUNITY EVENTS Because of its unique, fun and exciting presentation, the Live Line Demo is a sure way to add a spark to your fair, festival, carnival, farm day or other community event. If you would like more information or if you would like to schedule a live line demonstration, contact Grady EMC at media@gradyemc.com. © Grady EMC 2021 Designed by Summerhill Creative

Menu Grady EMC POWER DELIVERY Bill Pay & Outage Tools Link Substation Grady EMC purchases energy from generation companies who then deliver the electricity over long distance transmission lines at a high voltage (46,000 to 115,000 volts) to Grady EMC substations. Substations step down the voltage to a level that we can use in our distribution system. Grady EMC currently has 15 substations throughout our service area. Distribution Transformer Upon leaving Grady EMC substations, electricity begins its journey to your home through our network of distribution lines. Grady EMC lines are energized at 14,400 volts throughout our system. To get the power down to a level that is usable in your home (120/240 volts), the electricity goes through a distribution transformer. Service Drop and Meter From the distribution transformer, a service wire, or a service drop, is connected to your house. If your service is overhead, the service wire will connect to your weatherhead, which is the point of connection between Grady EMC’s network and our member’s electrical wiring. If your service wire is underground, we connect the service wire to your underground meter box. The meter box allows Grady EMC to measure the amount of energy being used in your home or business. © Grady EMC 2021 Designed by Summerhill Creative

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