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Power Outage in Sybrand Park, Cape Town

Power outage in Sybrand Park - reported 5 hours ago
Switch tripped - Priska road & Surr
Last checked: 07 Jun 2026, 15:00
Resident reports ยท community signal
Power off in Sybrand Park? Tell neighbours so others know.

Active Power Outages in Sybrand Park

ActiveSwitch trippedReported 5 hours ago
Window: today 09:42 - Tue, 09 Jun 22:00

Oil switch tripped. Power will be off until repaired

Streets affected
Priska roadSurr
Expected restoration: 09 Jun 2026, 22:00 (City of Cape Town estimate)
Timeline
  1. First reported - 07 Jun, 09:42
  2. Expected restoration - 09 Jun, 22:00

Recently Restored Power Supply in Sybrand Park

Restored Overhead wires - Prieska Road15 hours ago

Report a Power Outage in Sybrand Park

Power off in Sybrand Park? Log it with the City so they can dispatch a team.

SMS power + your account number to 31220

When Will Power Come Back in Sybrand Park?

How long a power outage in Sybrand Park takes to fix depends on what caused it. Typical restoration windows the City of Cape Town works to:

Phases missing
Most commonly restored within 2-6 hours once the City isolates the affected phase. Your geyser and three-phase appliances come back first.
Cable theft / burnt feeder
12-48 hours in Sybrand Park. Repairs need specialised cable and crews. Common in the Cape Flats and industrial areas.
Storm damage
4-12 hours in winter. Southern suburbs and Atlantic seaboard see the most weather-related faults.
Planned maintenance
Announced 1-3 days ahead. Usually 6-10 hours during the day.

Power Outage History for Sybrand Park (Last 90 Days)

The City of Cape Town reported 2 power outages affecting Sybrand Park in the last 90 days, totalling 52 hours without power. Average restoration time was 26.2 hours. Most common cause: overhead wires.

DateDurationCauseStreet
06 Jun 202610.3 hoursOverhead wiresPrieska Road
02 Jun 20261.8 daysWires stolenLente Road & Surr

What to Do During a Power Outage in Sybrand Park

  • Switch off appliances at the wall to prevent surge damage when power returns.
  • Leave one light switched on so you know when electricity is restored.
  • Keep fridges and freezers closed - food stays cold for 4-6 hours if unopened.
  • Use battery-powered lights rather than candles to reduce fire risk.
  • If the outage isn't listed above, call the City on 0860 103 089 to log it.

Frequently Asked Questions About Power Outages in Sybrand Park

Is there a power outage in Sybrand Park right now?

Yes, there is 1 active electricity fault reported in Sybrand Park, Cape Town. See the live status above for cause and restoration estimate.

How do I report a power outage in Sybrand Park?

Call the City of Cape Town on 0860 103 089 (24/7), email power@capetown.gov.za, SMS "power" + your account number to 31220, or log it at eservices1.capetown.gov.za. Give your street address in Sybrand Park so technicians can locate the fault.

How long do power outages usually last in Sybrand Park?

Most unplanned faults in Sybrand Park are fixed within 4-8 hours. Cable theft or burnt feeder cables can take 12-48 hours. Planned maintenance is typically 6-10 hours and announced 1-3 days in advance.

When will the electricity be back on in Sybrand Park?

For the active electricity outage in Sybrand Park, the live status above shows the City of Cape Town's latest cause and restoration estimate. Most faults restore within 4-8 hours. Call 0860 103 089 to confirm the ETA for your street.

Is this load shedding or a power outage in Sybrand Park?

If your power is off outside the load shedding slot for Sybrand Park, it is an unplanned outage - not load shedding. Load shedding follows a published schedule; outages are caused by faults, cable theft, or equipment failure.

What do I do while the power is off in Sybrand Park?

Switch off sensitive appliances at the wall to avoid surge damage on restoration. Keep fridges and freezers closed - food stays cold for 4-6 hours. Use battery lights rather than candles. If the outage is not already listed above, call 0860 103 089 to log it.

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