MEPCO Load Shedding Schedule and Feeder Status
MEPCO Bill Checker helps electricity consumers across South Punjab check the available MEPCO load shedding schedule through the official PITC portal. Search with your 14 digit reference number, city, grid station, or feeder name. You can view feeder details, today’s schedule, tomorrow’s planned timings, and available status information. No registration is required. This guide also explains scheduled cuts, maintenance shutdowns, and local faults.
⚡ Check MEPCO Feeder Status
Find your feeder, grid station, subdivision, and available load shedding schedule through the official PITC portal.
Enter your 14-digit reference number on the official PITC portal to view your feeder name, grid station, subdivision, and available schedule.
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How to Check the MEPCO Load Shedding Schedule Online
Use the official PITC Load Management Portal to check the feeder linked to your connection.
- Open the PITC Load Management Portal.
- Enter your 14 digit reference number.
- Select the search button.
- Confirm the feeder and grid station.
- Check today and tomorrow timings.
- Review the available feeder status.
You can also search by city, grid station, feeder name, or feeder code. The portal may show the feeder, grid, subdivision, schedule, actual outage, and ON or OFF fields. (ccms.pitc.com.pk)
Can I Check My MEPCO Feeder Status by Reference Number?
Yes. Your reference number helps the portal find the feeder linked to your electricity connection.
Use the 14 digit reference number from a recent MEPCO bill. Do not enter the 10 digit Customer ID.
| Detail | Reference Number | Customer ID |
| Length | 14 digits | 10 digits |
| Main use | Feeder and schedule search | Electricity bill lookup |
| Location | Printed on a MEPCO bill | Printed on a MEPCO bill |
Use a recent bill if your meter or connection details recently changed.
What Does the PITC Load Management Portal Show?
The official portal may display these fields:
| Portal Field | Simple Meaning |
| Feeder | The distribution line supplying your area |
| Grid | The grid station supplying that feeder |
| Subdivision | The local MEPCO operations office |
| Feeder Status | The available status for that feeder |
| Schedule | The planned status for that hour |
| Actual | The outage information shown for that period |
| ON or OFF | The feeder status shown by the portal |
The portal includes separate columns for today, tomorrow, and yesterday. Some fields may remain empty when data is unavailable.
How to Read Today and Tomorrow Timings
Find the hourly row that matches your local time. A listed schedule means a planned interruption may apply during that period.
Tomorrow’s timings can help you plan:
- Online classes
- Office work
- Shop hours
- Mobile charging
- Water pump use
- UPS charging
- Internet backup
Check the portal again near the listed time. Network conditions may change during the day.
Why Is Electricity Off When the Schedule Shows ON?
A sudden fault may not appear as planned load shedding.
Possible causes include:
- Feeder tripping
- Transformer failure
- Damaged supply lines
- Grid station problems
- Maintenance work
- Emergency load management
- A fault inside your property
Check whether nearby homes or shops also have no electricity. If only your property is affected, check the main breaker safely. Never touch fallen wires, damaged poles, or exposed electrical equipment.
Load Shedding, Planned Shutdown, or Local Fault?
These terms describe different electricity problems.
| Situation | Meaning | Best Next Step |
| Load shedding | Planned feeder level load management | Check the PITC schedule |
| Planned shutdown | Maintenance or network work | Check the dated MEPCO notice |
| Feeder fault | A feeder trip or distribution problem | Register a supply complaint |
| Transformer fault | A local equipment problem | Contact MEPCO |
| Property outage | A breaker, wiring, or meter issue | Check the property safely |
MEPCO Power Shutdown and Maintenance Schedule
A planned shutdown normally relates to repairs, maintenance, or network work.
MEPCO shutdown notices may include:
- Circle name
- Memo number
- Notice date
- Shutdown date
- Affected feeders
- Affected areas
- Start time
- End time
Always check the memo date before using a shutdown notice. The official archive can contain older documents. Do not treat an old memo as today’s schedule. Check official MEPCO shutdown notices.
Does One Load Shedding Schedule Apply to the Whole City?
No. Different parts of the same city can connect to different feeders. Nearby streets may have different timings. Their feeders or grid stations may not be the same. Use your own reference number instead of relying on old social media or WhatsApp schedules.
MEPCO serves these 13 districts in South Punjab:
| MEPCO Districts | MEPCO Districts |
| Multan | Muzaffargarh |
| Layyah | Dera Ghazi Khan |
| Rajanpur | Lodhran |
| Bahawalpur | Rahim Yar Khan |
| Khanewal | Sahiwal |
| Pakpattan | Vehari |
| Bahawalnagar |
MEPCO confirms these districts within its official service territory. (mepco.com.pk)
What Should I Do When No Feeder Schedule Appears?
Try these checks:
- Recheck all 14 digits.
- Remove spaces and extra characters.
- Use a recent electricity bill.
- Confirm the connection belongs to MEPCO.
- Search by city, grid station, or feeder.
- Refresh the official portal later.
- Check MEPCO shutdown notices.
- Report the outage if supply remains unavailable.
A missing result may mean an input error, missing data, or a temporary portal issue.
How to Report an Unscheduled MEPCO Power Outage
Check the feeder schedule before filing a complaint. If no planned outage appears, use the official CCMS complaint portal. Report a MEPCO Power Outage
You may also contact MEPCO through:
- 118
- 0800 63726
Keep these details ready:
- 14 digit reference number
- Consumer name
- Area and nearest landmark
- Feeder name, when available
- Time the electricity failed
- Whether nearby properties are affected
For wrong readings or billing errors, read the MEPCO bill correction guide.
Why Can MEPCO Load Shedding Timings Change?
Timings may change because of:
- Electricity demand
- Grid conditions
- Feeder faults
- Maintenance work
- Emergency instructions
- Local network problems
Do not rely on fixed city wide estimates.
Check the feeder linked to your own connection for the most relevant available information.
Steps to Take Before a Scheduled Power Cut
A few simple actions can reduce disruption:
- Charge phones and power banks.
- Save computer work.
- Fill required water containers.
- Charge the UPS battery.
- Keep emergency lights ready.
- Unplug sensitive electrical equipment.
- Plan important shop or office tasks.
- Keep complaint numbers saved.
For cost and usage planning, read the MEPCO peak hours and electricity saving guide.
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Important Disclaimer
MEPCO Bill Checker is an independent consumer help website. It is not affiliated with MEPCO, PITC, WAPDA, NEPRA, or any government department. Schedule and feeder information may change because of faults, maintenance, demand, or revised operating instructions.
Always confirm time sensitive information through the official PITC or MEPCO portal.