Electric cooperative (NEA) · NEA-supervised electric cooperative · Central Luzon

PELCO III Brownouts & Power Interruptions

Brownout hotline, scheduled power interruptions and live neighbor reports for Pampanga III Electric Cooperative customers in Central Luzon.

  • Franchise area: Apalit, Macabebe, Masantol, Minalin, San Simon, Santo Tomas and parts of San Fernando
  • Type: Electric cooperative (NEA) · NEA-supervised electric cooperative

When you call, have your account number (printed on your electric bill) and a nearby landmark ready.

Please check these details on the utility’s official website or Facebook page before relying on them – they are still being verified.

PELCO III brownout schedule

No scheduled brownouts listed right now.

Utilities and electric cooperatives post scheduled power interruptions a few days ahead on their websites and Facebook pages. Check your utility’s page below, or report an unannounced brownout so neighbors know.

Areas served by PELCO III reporting brownouts now

No community brownout reports in PELCO III areas right now. If your power is off, call or text its hotline, then add it on your ZIP code page so neighbors know.

Where PELCO III distributes electricity

7 ZIP codes in 1 provinces (matched by city / municipality; where two utilities share a town, check the company name on your bill).

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Reporting a PELCO III brownout

PELCO III restores power fastest when customers report brownouts directly by hotline, text or its official Facebook page. Have your account number (on your bill) and nearest landmark ready. For a fallen or sparking line, keep well back (at least 10 metres is a common guide) and call 911 first.