VOLTAGE IRREGULARITIES — Brieske residence, Orcutt CA
Window: Mon Aug 17, 1:00 PM  to  Wed Sep 23, 10:17 AM
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Fri Aug 21, 2026
  10:14:44 AM   LOW      97.7 V †          5 s
  4:28:51 PM    LOW      86.3 V †          5 s
  4:29:02 PM    LOW      86.3 V †         18 s
  4:51:39 PM    LOW     106.8 V †          2 s
  5:19:49 PM    LOW     103.5 V †         11 s
  7:50:57 PM    LOW     106.2 V †          2 s
  7:51:42 PM    LOW     106.0 V            2 s

Sat Aug 22, 2026
  9:41:20 PM    LOW     105.7 V †          2 s
  10:28:30 PM   LOW     106.1 V †          2 s
  11:01:30 PM   LOW     112.0 V            2 s
  11:02:00 PM   LOW     108.6 V            2 s

Sun Aug 23, 2026
  1:52:44 AM    LOW     107.0 V            2 s
  2:20:21 AM    LOW     106.1 V †         11 s
  7:34:13 AM    LOW     107.2 V †          2 s
  3:04:33 PM    LOW     106.1 V †          2 s
  3:24:40 PM    LOW     105.2 V †          2 s
  4:31:26 PM    LOW      84.8 V †         17 s

Tue Sep 1, 2026
  9:14:49 PM    LOW     114.0 V            7 s
  9:15:16 PM    LOW     113.2 V     2 min 45 s

Wed Sep 23, 2026
  12:00:22 AM   LOW     113.8 V            3 s

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TOTAL: 20 irregularities  ·  20 low (lowest 84.8 V)  ·  4 min 24 s out of range

Also recorded but not listed individually: 32 brief high readings on a 120 V branch meter, peaking at 127.4 V. These are held back for two reasons: readings between 126 V and 127 V are inside ANSI Range B, which the standard tolerates as occasional; and none of them were confirmed by the neutral-independent 240 V line-to-line reference, which never left its limits. They are reported as a count so that nothing is hidden, not because they are being claimed.

† measured by the Ting sensor, which samples faster than once per second and therefore resolves brief excursions the 1 s branch meters average away.
LOW = below 114 V. Normal service is 114–126 V (ANSI C84.1 Range A) at 120 V nominal. A HIGH row appears only when the neutral-independent 240 V line-to-line reference also left its limits.