How To Survive Rolling Blackouts In The Philippines

expats 26-12-2025

Unreliable electrical utilities are a fact of life in the Philippines. If you have a reliance on electrical power (meaning, you can’t have it down for hours or days, potentially weeks following a major natural disaster), you need to have a backup plan that will likely be some combination of generators, solar, and battery solutions.

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Tip #1: Know the Pattern

Rotational blackouts usually follow a pattern. Here’s where to check when it’s coming:

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Tip #2: Have a “Blackout Kit”

This recharge kit should include:

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Tip #3: Must Haves For Work Survival

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