If your electrical components are damaged, you may be responsible for repairs. Identify your type or service connection below to learn
YOUR responsibilities, in BLUE; and
LAKELAND ELECTRIC’s responsibilities in
RED.
1 WEATHERHEAD
2 ATTACHMENT HARDWARE
3 RISER
4 METER CAN
1 SERVICE LINE
2 METER
You must repair any damage to your home’s electric system before Lakeland Electric can restore your power. If you feel your home may be unsafe to carry power, call a licensed electrician. We’re not permitted to repair damage to other electrical wiring, the weatherhead or your piping.
Q Why am I the only house on the block without power?
A There could be a number of reasons: (1) fuses or circuit breakers in your home tripped, which causes the flow of power to stop; (2) trees fell on your service cable; (3) the transformer that serves you blew a fuse or is otherwise damaged; (4) the primary line feeding the transformer is de-energized because of damage.
There could be a number of reasons: (1) fuses or circuit breakers in your home tripped, which causes the flow of power to stop; (2) trees fell on your service cable; (3) the transformer that serves you blew a fuse or is otherwise damaged; (4) the primary line feeding the transformer is de-energized because of damage.
Q Why is my neighbor’s power on and mine is not?
A Even homes that are next to each other may receive power from different transformers or lines.
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