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LIVE TELEMETRY: All 16 German Federal States & 400+ Districts Monitored
Live Sync: 15 Min.
GERMAN TELEMETRY DESK · 16 FEDERAL STATES

Germany Outage Monitor: Power Grids, Fibre, Mobile & Rail

Verify live power distribution incidents, Deutsche Telekom DSL, Vodafone fibre routing, Deutsche Bahn delays, Sparkasse banking and DHL package tracking.

Active Incidents
77
Verified telemetry feeds
Affected Units / Users
60.200
Households & connections
Monitored Providers
89
DSOs, Telcos, Rail & Banks

Infrastructure Sectors

Select a category to view live outages and network anomalies.

Live Incident Telemetry Feed

Real-time verified reports from official feeds and network telemetry.

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Monitored Service Providers & Utilities

Live status indicators for major German telecommunications, transport, banking and utility companies.

16 German Federal States (Bundesländer)

Select your state to inspect regional power grids, local municipal utilities and city alerts.

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TKG § 58 Outage Compensation Calculator

Under German law, complete internet and telephone disruptions entitle consumers to compensation from day 3. Calculate your statutory claim now.

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AVM FRITZ!Box LED Diagnostic

Power/DSL blinking or Info LED flashing red? Identify DSL sync loss, fiber ONT failures, and network operator disconnects in seconds.

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Formal Dispute Letter Generator

Generate legally sound complaint and claim letters according to German statutory requirements for submission to your provider or BNetzA.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Answers to common questions regarding German power grid outages, telco compensation and reporting.

How do I check a power or internet outage in Germany?

Enter your 5-digit German postal code (PLZ, e.g. 10115, 80331, 50667), city name, or service provider into the search bar above to see verified live telemetry and reported issues.

Am I entitled to compensation for an internet outage under German law?

Yes. Under Section 58 (3) of the German Telecommunications Act (TKG § 58), if your telecom or broadband service is completely interrupted for more than 2 calendar days, you are entitled to statutory compensation starting at €5 or 10% of your monthly fee, and €10 or 20% from day 5 onward.

Which German sectors and providers does StörungAktuell track?

We monitor all 16 federal states across electrical power grids (Westnetz, Stromnetz Berlin, Bayernwerk, Netze BW, Syna), broadband and mobile operators (Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, O2 Telefónica, 1&1), national rail (Deutsche Bahn, S-Bahn), online banking (Sparkasse, Deutsche Bank, Postbank, ING), DHL logistics, and cloud platforms.

Where does StörungAktuell get its outage data?

Our telemetry engine continuously aggregates data from official authorities including the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur SMARD), Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD severe storm telemetry), Deutsche Bahn Hafas API, Georgia Tech IODA BGP routing sensors, and crowdsourced user reports.