Scheduled Power Outage in Coimbatore: Singanallur and Sengathurai Substations Maintenance on July 4

The Tamil Nadu Electricity Board announces a planned power cut in various parts of Coimbatore on July 4, from 9 AM to 4 PM, due to routine maintenance work at Singanallur and Sengathurai substations.



Coimbatore: Residents of Coimbatore are bracing for a temporary disruption in their power supply as the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) has announced a scheduled power outage on July 4. The power cut, which will last from 9 AM to 4 PM, is necessitated by routine monthly maintenance work at two key substations in the city.

The maintenance work will be carried out at the Singanallur and Sengathurai substations, affecting a significant number of areas across the city. This planned outage is part of TNEB's ongoing efforts to ensure the reliability and efficiency of the power distribution network in Coimbatore.

Areas affected by maintenance at Singanallur substation include:

- Kamaraj Salai

- Ramanujar Nagar

- Neelikonampalayam

- Krishnapuram

- Singanallur

- Uppilipalayam

- Balan Nagar

- N.G.R Nagar

- Varadarajapuram

- Nanda Nagar

- Housing Unit

- Ondipudur

- Masakalipalayam

- Medical College Road

The maintenance work at Sengathurai substation will impact power supply in:

- Sengathurai

- Kadampadi

- Aero Nagar

- Kangayampalayam

- P.N.P. Nagar

- Mathiyalagan Nagar

TNEB officials have emphasized that this maintenance work is crucial for the long-term stability of the power supply in these areas. The scheduled maintenance helps in identifying and rectifying potential issues before they can cause unexpected outages or more serious problems.

Residents in the affected areas are advised to plan their day accordingly, taking into account the seven-hour power interruption. TNEB recommends taking necessary precautions such as:

1. Charging electronic devices in advance

2. Planning any power-dependent work outside of the outage hours

3. Taking care with refrigerated items

4. Ensuring backup power for critical medical equipment if needed

Local businesses, especially those heavily reliant on continuous power supply, are also urged to make alternative arrangements to minimize disruptions to their operations.

TNEB has assured residents that power supply will be restored promptly once the maintenance work is completed. They have also set up a helpline for residents to report any issues or seek information regarding the power cut.

This scheduled maintenance underscores TNEB's commitment to improving and maintaining the power infrastructure in Coimbatore. While temporary inconveniences are expected, the long-term benefits of a more reliable and efficient power supply system are seen as crucial for the city's growing energy needs.

Residents seeking more information or having specific queries can contact TNEB's customer service center or visit their official website for updates on the maintenance work and power restoration timelines.

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