Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Is the power out in Clifton Heights?
Power
No reported power outages in Clifton Heights right now.
Source: PECO outage feed· Updated 4:22 AM EST ()
Internet
No internet, TV or mobile outage reports from Clifton Heights in the last hour.
Source: reports from Outage Desk visitors · updates every minute
No reports from Clifton Heights in the last hour.
Customers without power
Outage reports per hour
A "customer" is a utility account, such as a home or business, not a person.
When neighbors report a power or internet outage, it shows up here. Something out for you? Report it and others nearby will see it.
Outages are tracked county wide; these are the ones that reached Clifton Heights. 0 days with outages here in the last 30 days, and at most 0 customers out at once.
Show as a table
| Day | Peak out | Customer-hours | Readings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 11 | 0 | 0 | 54% |
History starts when we began tracking Clifton Heights. It grows with every outage.
- Marple4 out
- Radnor4 out
- Upper Darby4 out
- AldanNo outages
- AstonNo outages
- BethelNo outages
- BrookhavenNo outages
- Chadds FordNo outages
- ChesterNo outages
- Chester (Borough)No outages
- Chester HeightsNo outages
- CollingdaleNo outages
Power in Clifton Heights: PECO outages
Internet providers in Pennsylvania:
How do I report a power outage in Clifton Heights?
Report it directly to PECO at https://www.peco.com/outages/experiencing-an-outage/report-outage. Reports on Outage Desk help neighbors see what's happening but do not reach PECO.
How accurate are restoration estimates?
Restoration estimates come from the utility and often change during large events, especially early on, before crews have assessed damage. We show the latest estimate and, on live blogs, how it has changed.
How often does this page update?
We check PECO's outage feed every 15 minutes. The utility updates its own feed every 15 to 30 minutes. Report counts from visitors update every minute.
Why is my power out when the map shows no outage in Clifton Heights?
Utilities only show outages they know about, and single homes are sometimes grouped or delayed. If your power is out, report it to your utility even if the map looks clear.