Tshwane Wednesday updated load shedding schedule

If you are a resident of the City of Tshwane, here is your Stage 3 updated load shedding schedule for Wednesday, 14 March 2023.

TSHWANE LOAD SHEDDING FOR WEDNESDAY

City of Tshwane residents, here is your updated load shedding on Wednesday, 15 March 2023.

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Eskom is currently implementing Stage 3 load shedding on Wednesday morning.

The power utility will implement Stage 4 load shedding from 16:00 on Wednesday afternoon, 14 March 2023.

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STAGE 4 TSHWANE LOAD SHEDDING SCHEDULE

STAGE 3

05H00-06H30 Group 14,2,6
06h00-08h30 Group 15,3,7
08h00-10h30 Group 16,4,8
10h00-12h30 Group 1,5,9
12h00-14h30 Group 2,6,10
14h00-16h30 Group 3,7,11

STAGE 4

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

— City of Tshwane (@CityTshwane) March 14, 2023

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The power utility Eskom is implementing Stage 3 load shedding and will change over to Stage 4 load shedding from 16:00 on Wednesday afternoon.

Tshwane residents can find their load shedding schedule here.

TSHWANE UPDATED ITS WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE

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Eskom is implementing Stage 3 load shedding until this afternoon.

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HERE ARE SOME LOAD SHEDDING TIPS

• Use surge protection. Electric surges are one of the biggest causes of damage to equipment during a power outage.
• Gas for cooking and lighting. A gas stove is an absolute necessity. A small LP gas bottle and lamp are perfect and provide good lighting.
• Keep a Thermo flask with hot water. If you have a baby, keeping hot water in a thermal flask to make milk for the baby or a hot drink for yourself is a good idea.
• Ensure that your alarm system has a backup battery and is fully charged in the event of load shedding.
• Keep a spare torch in sight – one in the house and one in your car if you arrive home during load shedding in the dark.
• Mark sure your cellphone, laptop, and other electronic devices are fully charged ahead of the load shedding schedule or in case of power outages.
• A power bank is necessary to keep it fully charged.

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