Apple and Android tablets and smartphones.
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You can keep track of outage restorations in your area, report an outage, and more on the free MyEPB app. You can also opt in to receive push notifications with updates on restoration progress and alerts when outage restoration is complete. Just make sure your Apple or Android device is set to allow notifications from the MyEPB app. To do this, go to "Settings" on your device, then "Notifications," then find and click the MyEPB app icon, then turn on "Allow Notifications."
The monthly usage chart shows data for a calendar month. The "billing cycle to date" information corresponds to your specific billing cycle. For example, your account may be billed for usage between March 10 and April 9 (your April billing cycle), whereas the calendar month for April is April 1 to April 30.
Apple and Android tablets and smartphones.
For more information, watch this helpful video.
Yes, just download the FREE EPB Fi TV app from your app store and log in using your Fi TV login and password to enjoy Fi TV on Apple and Android tablets and smart phones.
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Yes. You may share the login with people within your immediate household. The EPB Fi TV app comes with 6 streams for simultaneous viewing on 6 different devices at the same time. You may also purchase up to four additional streams for $2.50 each for a total of up to 10 streams.
To order additional streams, call us at 423-648-1372 anytime day or night.
Access your account at EPB.com. Go to EPB.com. Click the "Sign In" at the top right. Select "My Accounts" on the menu. Type in your Username and Password, and select the "Login" button. Select "My Consumption History" on the menu left. Here you will find your past bills and charts of your energy usage. You can also access this information by downloading the FREE MyEPB app from Apple and Google Play app stores.
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