Transformatortårn i træ og tagpap, Energimuseet, Tange - Denmark - Historic Transformer Sub-Stations Buildings on Waymarking.com

Dette tårn er udstillet ved Energimusset ved Tange sø.

Tårnet er bygget i 1941 ved Løvenholm Skov i 1941.
Om tårnet:
"Tårnet blev bygget i træ og tagpap, da man under anden verdenskrig skulle bruge strøm til tørvegravning på Djursland. Elværket fik en midlertidig tilladelse til at opføre tårnet i træ fra Elektricitetsrådet, som krævede, at man slukkede for strømmen hvert år, når tørvegravningssæsonen var slut. Tårnet blev stående længe efter at tørvegravningen sluttede og først nedtaget i 1991."
Kilde: skilt ved tårnet

This tower is displayed at the Energy Museum at Tange Lake.
The tower was built in 1941.
"The tower was made of wood and roofing felt during WW2 to support the turf digging effort with electricity. The power company got a temporary permit to build a tower (in wood) from the Electricity Council, who required the electricity to be switched off when the turf digging season ended each year. The tower remained long after the production of turf ceased and was retired in 1991".

Source: sign at the tower.

Creation date: 1941 Status: Converted Current use: Exhibition at museum

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