Insufficient capacity impacts the quality of service and limits its growth.

It helps avoid major problems that could lead to long and costly service breaks and lack of capacity.

Therefore, the occurrence of such a case can be prevented that the reception of the information is not completed due to the insufficient available capacity and received data become useless.

Thus, insufficient capacity does not arise even with existing pole-top transformers, making replacements thereof unnecessary and allowing the minimization of implementation costs as a result.

They are justified (deterioration, obsolescence, insufficient capacity for the current population, work carried out to meet standards and regulations, etc.)