Ting

Ting

Fire Safety & Power Outages

105K ratings
695 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 1, 2018
  • July 28, 2026

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About

This app offers two primary functions for home electrical safety. It can prevent electrical fires by detecting hazards with a smart sensor and coordinating repairs, or it can provide real-time power outage alerts and an interactive map for your neighborhood.

Electrical fire prevention
Smart sensor for micro-arcs
Licensed electrician coordination
Up to $1,000 in covered repairs
Real-time power outage alerts
Interactive power outage map
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What's New in Ting

2.5.40

July 28, 2026

• Sensor customers — even faster hazard resolution: A redesigned experience helps you and the Ting Fire Safety Team troubleshoot electrical fire hazards and reach a resolution more quickly. • For everyone — smarter Notifications tab: Mark alerts as read or clear them entirely.

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User reviews

Won’t reconnect to Wi-Fi automatically

It’s ok when it’s connected, but when it loses connection, it never reconnects. I have to unplug it and plug it back in. This seems to happen every other day. None of my other items disconnect like this.

Detected arcing

Received warning from sensor about potential fire hazard. Upon having an electrician come out to investigate and coordinate with the Ting team they found the main connection at breaker panel was arcing and showing serious damage to main breaker.

Initially electrician and myself were expecting it to be a sensor malfunction due to whole home being required five years earlier. After being directed where to look and finding the problem electrician said he was very impressed and was going to look into it for himself. It had detected and prevented a potentially serious issue.
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Not clear benefit

Constant upsell

Detection poor!

On generator and with power outage and ting thinks we are on utilities

Highly recommended

User for several years. Easy, convenient, accurate. Additionally provides outages and other helpful information

User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Compatibility issues with certain router models

Bug

Delayed or missing notifications in some instances

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Ability to switch WiFi networks without resetting the device

Feature

More detailed electrical usage and appliance monitoring

Feature

Integration with smart home systems and devices

Feature

FAQ

What does the Ting app do?

The Ting app offers two main services for home electrical safety. It can work with a smart sensor to detect and prevent electrical fires by identifying micro-arcs and coordinating repairs with licensed electricians. It also provides free real-time power outage alerts and an interactive map of your neighborhood's power status.

How does Ting prevent electrical fires?

Ting prevents electrical fires by using a smart sensor that detects tiny sparks and micro-arcs in your home's wiring, outlets, devices, or incoming power. If a fire hazard is detected, Ting can coordinate a licensed electrician to fix the issue, with up to $1,000 in covered repair costs.

Is the Ting app free to use?

Yes, the core functionality of the Ting app, which includes real-time power outage alerts and an interactive power outage map, is available for free to everyone, regardless of whether you have the Ting sensor.

What are the benefits of the Ting sensor service?

The Ting sensor service provides advanced electrical fire prevention by detecting potential hazards before they escalate. It offers peace of mind, proven fire prevention, and can cover up to $1,000 in repair costs for detected electrical issues.

Who is Ting designed for?

Ting is designed for homeowners and families who want to ensure the safety of their homes from electrical hazards and stay informed about potential power outages in their area. It's particularly useful for those seeking proactive electrical safety solutions.