
PEA workers install a new
transformer on Sukhumvit Soi 28 to increase electrical capacity to the
neighborhood behind Bangkok Hospital Pattaya.
Surasak Huasoon
The Provincial Electrical Authority brightened the day - and night - for
residents behind Bangkok Hospital Pattaya by changing out power poles to
increase electrical capacity to the neighborhood.
Assistant PEA construction chief Prasong Pued-udompol led a team of workers
to Sukhumvit Soi 28 July 9 to replace the 12-meter-tall poles with poles
14.3 meters tall. The new poles hold five circuits, versus the previous one.
The result is greater capacity for local users.
The work was part of a 5 million baht project by the PEA to increase
electrical capacity to all of Naklua. Similar work already was done on Soi
Pothisan.
The PEA said it will give 15 days notice before work begins to residents in
areas where future projects are planned.


