Understand the parts of your analog meter also known as a dial meter and how it works.
Electronic water meter reading.
Reading the analog display the large sweep hand on the dial measures water use in gallons or cubic feet.
Wum reads meters to calculate bills and to prevent water loss.
If you pay different rates for day and night then these will be on screen h and j.
A city billing in 1000 gallon increments would read only the white digits and bill for 53 000 gallons.
Reading your water meter regularly will help you understand your bills and to understand how you are consuming water.
The disk is turned by the electricity passing through the meter giving a readout of how much electricity you are using.
This readout is given in kilowatt hours.
This is your gas usage.
Each part will have the different calculation to convert it into liters.
Check your meter once a month and write down the numbers on the reading.
Automatic meter reading amr is the technology of automatically collecting consumption diagnostic and status data from water meter or energy metering devices gas electric and transferring that data to a central database for billing troubleshooting and analyzing.
You can determine how much water you typically consume over a period of time by keeping a simple log.
A complete rotation equals 10 gallons or 10 cubic feet depending on the unit measured.
Your electric meter usually has between four and six dials that advance as a central disk turns.
First find the odometer on the water meter then identify whether it is measured by gallons imperial gallons or cubic meters.
When manually reading most meter readers ignore the black dark numbers and only read the white numbers which they enter on their meter book or handheld computer to bill by.
To see your gas reading press the red button or the a button and cycle through to the meter index screen.
Take the difference and convert it into gallons imperial gallons or cubic meters.
To find your meter reading you need to cycle to screen h.
Our automatic meter reading amr solutions let you automatically collect consumption diagnostic and status data from your water electric and gas devices and then transfer that data to a central database for billing and analysis.
One gallon or one cubic foot of water passes through the water meter as the sweep hand moves from one number to the next e g 0 to 1.
Take the first reading and the end reading and subtract.
Do this around the same time each month that the utility worker checks the meter.
