Tshwane: Here’s the updated load shedding schedule for Sunday

Eskom is currently implementing Stage 2 and 4 load shedding alternatively.

TSHWANE LOAD SHEDDING SCHEDULE

In line with Eskom’s latest announcement, the City of Tshwane has updated its load shedding schedule for Sunday, 23 July 2023.

STAGE 4

00h00-02h30  14,2,6,10
02h00-04h30  15,3,7,11
04h00-05h30  16,4,8,12

STAGE 2

05h00-06h30 16,4
06h00-08h30  1,5
08h00-10h30  2,6
10h00-12h30  3,7
12h00-14h30  4,8
14h00-16h30 5,9

STAGE 4

16h00-18h30 6,10,14,2
18h00-20h30  7,11,15,3
20h00-22h30  8,12,16,4
22h00-00h30  9,13,1,5

#Loadshedding schedule
23 JULY

STAGE 4

00h00-02h30 14,2,6,10
02h00-04h30 15,3,7,11
04h00-05h30 16,4,8,12

STAGE 2

05H00-06H30 16,4
06h00-08h30 1,5
08H00-10H30 2,6
10H00-12H30 3,7
12H00-14H30 4,8
14H00-16H30 5,9

— City of Tshwane (@CityTshwane) July 22, 2023

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SIX TIPS TO MITIGATE AGAINST RISKS CAUSED BY ROLLING BLACKOUTS:

• Make use of surge protection: Electric surges are one of the biggest causes of damage to equipment during a power outage. Installing a surge protection device can help minimise some damage in unforeseen situations. Have a surge protection device fitted to your electrical distribution board or at the power outlet to the electronic device.
• Ensure that your alarm system is working and the backup battery is fully functional to provide power to the system in the event of load shedding.
• Spare torch or headlamp: Keep a torch in your car if you arrive home at night during a power outage. Most smartphones have built-in torch or torch apps, which come in handy during unexpected power outages.
• Emergency contact information: Save emergency contact information on your phone, but also keep a paper copy safe and accessible. This should include contacts for emergency services such as the fire department, police, and/or medical services. Also include the contact information of friends and/or family along with insurance information. 
• Charge your cell phone, laptop, and tablet: Ensure your cellphone, laptop, and tablet devices are fully charged ahead of scheduled blackouts. Be sure to charge them again as soon as possible after the power returns. It’s also a good idea to have an emergency phone charger (like a power bank) close by. This comes in handy during extended power outages. 
• Gas for cooking and lighting: Get a small LP gas bottle and lamp. It gives good quality lighting for a large area and can also be used for cooking and boiling water. It’s a good idea to keep hot water in a thermal flask so that you can make hot drinks. Also, consider preparing meals beforehand if you know when there’s going to be a scheduled blackout.

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