Experiencing a power cut in Abergavenny? Check the live map below, then report your cut to alert others in your area, or contact National Grid Electricity Distribution - your local Distribution Network Operator.
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National Grid Electricity Distribution - your electricity distributor in Abergavenny
National Grid Electricity Distribution is the Distribution Network Operator (DNO) responsible for the electricity network in Abergavenny and Midlands, South West and South Wales. They maintain the power lines and cables that deliver electricity to your home - regardless of which energy supplier you're with.
To check for known power cuts or report a fault in Abergavenny, use their live power cut checker or call their 24-hour helpline.
How to report a power cut in Abergavenny
If you're experiencing a power cut in Abergavenny, there are several ways to report it:
- Call 105 - the free national power cut number. Available 24/7, it connects you directly to National Grid Electricity Distribution.
- Call National Grid Electricity Distribution: 0800 096 3080 - their 24-hour helpline for faults and emergencies.
- Online: Use the National Grid Electricity Distribution power cut checker to report faults and check for known outages in Abergavenny.
- Report on Selectra: Use our report form above to inform other residents in Abergavenny.
What to do during a power cut in Abergavenny
- Call 105 - confirm whether the outage is a known fault or limited to your property. The call is free from mobiles and landlines.
- Check your fuse box - if only your home is affected, the issue may be internal. Reset any tripped switches on your consumer unit.
- Unplug sensitive appliances - computers, TVs, and other electronics can be damaged by power surges when supply is restored.
- Keep fridges and freezers closed - a full freezer can keep food frozen for up to 48 hours if the door stays shut.
- Use torches instead of candles - for safety, avoid naked flames during power cuts.
- Check on vulnerable neighbours - elderly or disabled residents may need extra help during an outage.
Common causes of power cuts in Abergavenny
Severe weather
High winds, storms, lightning, flooding, or heavy snow can damage overhead power lines and equipment.
Planned maintenance
National Grid Electricity Distribution may schedule planned outages to upgrade or repair the local network. These are usually communicated in advance.
Equipment failure
Transformers, substations, or underground cables can fail due to age, overload, or manufacturing defects.
Third-party damage
Construction work, vehicles hitting poles, or trees falling on power lines can cause unexpected power cuts.
Emergency contacts
- National power cut number: 105 (free, 24/7)
- National Grid Electricity Distribution: 0800 096 3080
- National Gas Emergency Service: 0800 111 999
- Emergency services: 999 or 112