A standard electric meter looks like a clock and records your electricity usage. As your home or business utilizes electricity from your area grid and power lines, the small gears inside the meter move. The dials then record the number of movements. These are the movements you see when you look at the meter. These movements coincide with usage: the more you consume, the faster it moves and vice versa. How to Deal With a Broken Meter Like any other device, electric meters can break from time to time. Often, when this happens, it’s your responsibility to fix it, even…
Broken Electric Meter: How to Deal With This?
