How do I check my FPL power outage?

Customers can enter an address, city or ZIP code at http://www.FPLmaps.com to find out if there are any power outages currently affecting an area.

Why did my power go out FPL?

They can be caused by a number of factors, including: Lightning strikes. Damaged electrical equipment. Vegetation – tree branches, palm fronds or other debris.

How long will it take FPL to restore power?

24 hours post-landfall, once we have conducted damage assessments, we will provide an estimate of when power will be restored for all customers. 48 hours post-landfall, as our field crews continue to make more thorough assessments, we will provide a county-by-county restoration estimate.

Why did I lose power for a few seconds?

One of the most common causes of power flickers is when a tree branch or palm frond is blown into overhead power lines. When the branch makes contact with our lines (A), the system detects the interference and shuts off electricity to that section of the line for a brief period – usually a few seconds (B).

How long does it take to reconnect electricity after disconnection reliant?

Your electric service can be reconnected, usually within 24-48 hours, by paying all overdue charges and disconnection and reconnection fees.

What to do if you have a FPL power outage?

Call 1-800-4-OUTAGE ( 1-800-468-8243) immediately to report a dangerous condition such as a downed power line. Please note, if you have already reported a downed power line, there is no need to report it again. Please call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. FPL has a specific power restoration plan following a severe storm or hurricane.

Where are power and light outages in Florida?

The following outage map shows the most recent areas in the United States where Florida Power & Light users have reported their issues and outages. If you are having an issue with Florida Power & Light and your location is not listed, make sure to submit a report.

How does FPL restore power after a storm?

FPL has a specific power restoration plan following a severe storm or hurricane. First, we restore power to critical functions, like hospitals and 911 centers, and then to the most people in the shortest amount of time. Restoration work is always done simultaneously, and we work until every customer’s power is back on.

How long is FPL down in South Florida?

@codylittlewood @insideFPL being without power for 10 hours over night — with no storm in sight — in south Florida in July with a baby is unacceptable. Outage 7646878210. What in the hell?