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Ting detects all power interruptions. Importantly, we view any interruption of power as an 'outage' no matter the duration, whether it is momentary or lasts for hours. This means our information is...

At this time, Ting will not show your home in the power outage map if you are using generator backup power.

Yes. Just select the desired home from the dropdown at the top of the screen. The app will refresh to show information relevant to that home, including nearby outages.

At this time, we support the ability to save on location per app user unless you have a Ting sensor. This location can be adjusted as many times as needed.

Red-striped areas on the map indicate where Ting has detected power outages. These are insight-driven estimates—not utility-defined zones—based on the cumulative detection of power interruptions in...

Yes! In the full-screen view, you can zoom in or out and use a time slider at the bottom to view outage activity in 5-minute increments, both nearby and in other regions. You can also tap “Previ...

When you open the Ting app, scroll to the Power Outages section on the Home Screen. Tap the map to open to a full-screen, interactive view that zooms in on nearby outages – and outages across the c...

Already have a sensor and fire prevention service? You’ll be able to take advantage of the free power outage and restoration alerts - both on a neighborhood level, and specific to where your Ting s...

When the power goes out, everything changes. Power outages aren’t just inconvenient - they’re a serious risk for millions of Americans. Knowing the moment the power fails can make all the differenc...

Ting prevents most electrical fires — but not all.To date, Ting has identified and fixed over 20,000 dangerous electrical faults that could have led to electrical fires across the country.But like ...