Power Outages

Power Outages

 

 

While not common, power outages can occur during inclement weather, such as heavy rain or high winds. SDG&E may also occasionally shut off the power directly during storms if a downed line is likely, to avoid the chance of fire.

 

Luckily, if you’re prepared, the occasional outage is only a minor inconvenience. Possessing (and knowing how to operate) a backup generator to provide power for your laptops, phones, and other electronic devices is a surefire way to stay safe and connected if the power is out. Be sure to also plan for alternate cold storage for food, drinks, medications, and other refrigerated items. Click the link below to learn more about the resources available to you in the event of an outage, such as SDG&E’s Outage Map.

 

Note: Your front gate must have a backup battery power source to comply with local fire codes, allowing the gate to open if power is lost. Gates all have a manual opening system as well, which you can find in your operator’s manual.

 

 

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While this information is believed to be correct, it is represented subject to errors and omissions. 

 

 

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