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The Week Ahead Load Shedding Schedule – 23 to 29 March

22 March 2015 By Alan Straton

Your load shedding schedule for 23 to 29 March 2015 in Nelson Mandela Bay. (Click here to see IF load shedding is operational or not)

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Stage 1 – 5%

The schedule is calculated over a 8-day cycle during which each group will be shed once per 2.5hr time slot.  During the 8-day cycle, each group is excluded from loadshedding for two days.

Time

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thurs

Fri

Sat

Sun

06:00 -08:30

Group 2

Group 8

Group 6

Group 5

Group 3

Group 1

Group 7

08:00 -10:30

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

10:00 -12:30

Group 3

Group 1

Group 7

Group 6

Group 4

Group 2

Group 8

12:00 -14:30

Group 4

Group 2

Group 8

Group 7

Group 5

Group 3

Group 1

14:00 -16:30

Group 5

Group 3

Group 1

Group 8

Group 6

Group 4

Group 2

16:00 -18:30

Group 6

Group 4

Group 2

Group 1

Group 7

Group 5

Group 3

18:00 -20:30

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

Geysers

20:00 -22:30

Group 7

Group 5

Group 3

Group 2

Group 8

Group 6

Group 4

Stage 2 – 10%

The schedule is calculated over a 4-day cycle which repeats every 4th week. Over the 4-day cycle, each day, two groups are shed once and all others are shed twice.

Time

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thurs

Fri

Sat

Sun

06:00 -08:30

Group 7

+

Group 8

Group 5

+

Group 6

Group 3

+

Group 4

Group 1

+

Group 2

Group 7

+

Group 8

Group 5

+

Group 6

Group 3

+

Group 4

08:00 -10:30

Geysers

+

Group 1

Geysers

+

Group 7

Geysers

+

Group 5

Geysers

+

Group 3

Geysers

+

Group 1

Geysers

+

Group 7

Geysers

+

Group 5

10:00 -12:30

Group 2

+

Group 3

Group 8

+

Group 1

Group 6

+

Group 7

Group 4

+

Group 5

Group 2

+

Group 3

Group 8

+

Group 1

Group 6

+

Group 7

12:00 -14:30

Group 4

+

Group 5

Group 2

+

Group 3

Group 8

+

Group 1

Group 6

+

Group 7

Group 4

+

Group 5

Group 2

+

Group 3

Group 8

+

Group 1

14:00 -16:30

Group 6

+

Group 7

Group 4

+

Group 5

Group 2

+

Group 3

Group 8

+

Group 1

Group 6

+

Group 7

Group 4

+

Group 5

Group 2

+

Group 3

16:00 -18:30

Group 8

+

Group 1

Group 6

+

Group 7

Group 4

+

Group 5

Group 2

+

Group 3

Group 8

+

Group 1

Group 6

+

Group 7

Group 4

+

Group 5

18:00 -20:30

Geysers

+

Group 2

Geysers

+

Group 8

Geysers

+

Group 6

Geysers

+

Group 4

Geysers

+

Group 2

Geysers

+

Group 8

Geysers

+

Group 6

20:00 -22:30

Group 3

+

Group 4

Group 1

+

Group 2

Group 7

+

Group 8

Group 5

+

Group 6

Group 3

+

Group 4

Group 1

+

Group 2

Group 7

+

Group 8

Stage 3 – 15%

The schedule is designed to cover 4.5hour timeslots. The schedule is calculated over a 4-day cycle which repeats every 4th week. Over the 4-day cycle, each day, two groups are shed twice and six groups are shed once per 4.5 hr time slots.

Time

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thurs

Fri

Sat

Sun

06:00 –

10:30

Geysers,

Group 3,

Group 4

Geysers,

Group 5,

Group 6

Geysers,

Group 7,

Group 8

Geysers,

Group 1,

Group 2

Geysers,

Group 3,

Group 4

Geysers,

Group 5,

Group 6

Geysers,

Group 7,

Group 8

10:00 -14:30

Group 5,

Group 6,

Group 7

Group 7,

Group 8,

Group 1

Group 1,

Group 2,

Group 3

Group 3,

Group 4,

Group 5

Group 5,

Group 6,

Group 7

Group 7,

Group 8,

Group 1

Group 1,

Group 2,

Group 3

14:00 –

18:30

Group 8,

Group 1,

Group 2

Group 2,

Group 3,

Group 4

Group 4,

Group 5,

Group 6

Group 6,

Group 7,

Group 8

Group 8,

Group 1,

Group 2

Group 2,

Group 3,

Group 4

Group 4,

Group 5,

Group 6

18:00 –

22:30

Geysers,

Group 3,

Group 4

Geysers,

Group 5,

Group 6

Geysers,

Group 7,

Group 8

Geysers,

Group 1,

Group 2

Geysers,

Group 3,

Group 4

Geysers,

Group 5,

Group 6

Geysers,

Group 7,

Group 8

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