A "Pole Bank" is a type of electrical distribution system that uses poles to support overhead power lines. These poles are typically made of wood, metal, or concrete and are spaced at regular intervals to carry electricity from substations to homes and businesses. The system is essential for delivering electrical power efficiently over long distances. In addition to electricity, pole banks can also support communication lines, such as those used for telephone and internet services. This dual functionality helps reduce the need for additional infrastructure, making it a cost-effective solution for utility companies and enhancing connectivity in various regions.