Ting

While Ting sensor technology is compatible with commercial electrical systems, buildings that are commercial in nature - such as office buildings, warehouses, retail stores, or multi-unit complexes...

Yes, Ting technology works fine in commercial buildings and works on single-phase, split-phase, or 3-phase power systems.

Ting power outage alerts rely on real-time electrical signals, not weather models. However, if a community or region loses internet service due to weather, that may temporarily delay our ability t...

The grid is complex—your neighbors might be on a different utility circuit, or you may be on the edge of an affected area. You may have also experienced a momentary event too brief to notice, even...

Not necessarily. Utilities may not report brief or localized outages—or they may lag in reporting. Ting provides a real-time, real-world view based on direct signals from homes in your area, offer...

With over 1 million sensors nationwide, our data has proven highly reliable—especially for short-duration or hyper-local events that are often missed by traditional utility systems. In areas with...

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.