Residents of the Vyshgorod district in the Kyiv region complain of sudden power surges in the network. The voltage within a minute jumps from 180 to more than 270 volts and so on in the circuit, although the maximum allowed figure is 230 volts. Because of this, the lights flicker and the equipment works intermittently. People turn off appliances for fear that they will simply fail. Consumers who installed converters say that although there is electricity according to the schedule, they continue to "sit on the battery". "The inverter simply cannot connect to the grid due to voltage surges - it is equipped with factory protection that blocks connections automatically so that the device does not burn out. Therefore it appears that there is light, but in fact it is not there for us. In a few hours, the electricity will be shut down again according to schedule, but it turns out that we will not be able to charge the transformer of Yuri, Nover, Novite resident, Petros.

Residents of the Vyshgorod district in the Kyiv region complain of sudden power surges in the network. The voltage within a minute jumps from 180 to more than 270 volts and so on in the circuit, although the maximum allowed figure is 230 volts. Because of this, the lights flicker and the equipment works intermittently. People turn off appliances for fear that they will simply fail. Consumers who installed converters say that although there is electricity according to the schedule, they continue to "sit on the battery". "The inverter simply cannot connect to the grid due to voltage surges - it is equipped with factory protection that blocks connections automatically so that the device does not burn out. Therefore it appears that there is light, but in fact it is not there for us. In a few hours, the electricity will be shut down again according to schedule, but it turns out that we will not be able to charge the transformer of Yuri, Nover, Novite resident, Petros.