Standard for the depth of holes for overhead optical cable poles

Pole hole depths are to be in accordance with the overhead line schedule. If there is no pole schedule then refer to the relevant specification, either ES400O2, ES400O3, ES400O4, ENATS43-30, ENATS43-5...

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