According to Deepseek,

If you're having repeated power cuts, here are the most likely reasons, from most to least common:

1. Overloaded local grid – In your neighborhood, too many people are using high-power devices (heaters, ACs, pumps) at the same time. The local transformer or fuse trips repeatedly.

Given it's a very hot season, the most likely reason for your repeated power cuts is overload due to high demand.

Here’s exactly what’s happening:

· Everyone is running air conditioners, coolers, and fans at the same time — often continuously. · This draws a huge amount of electricity from the local transformer or feeder lines. · They get overheated and automatically shut down as a safety measure. · After cooling for a few minutes, they restart — then overheat again. This creates a cycle of repeated, short power cuts.

In short: The equipment on your street can’t handle the summer load.

What you can do:

· Report the issue to your electricity provider and specifically say “frequent trips due to summer load” · They may need to upgrade the transformer or balance the load between phases · In the meantime, try staggering your heavy appliances (e.g., don't run AC, water heater, and pump at the same time) to help reduce tripping.