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Calculating electricity use with numeric meters
This article aims to explain how to convert a coded meter into a legal meter and how to calculate electricity consumption after completing the legal regularization process. After completing the procedures for reconciliation and regularizing the property’s status, the billing system shifts from a flat rate based on the coded meter to a tiered electricity consumption system announced for legal meters. This change is made without any additional fees. To convert a coded meter to a legal one, it is required to submit documents proving the completion of the reconciliation, such as a National ID card and ownership or usufruct contract, along with documents confirming the property's status. Then, you should visit the relevant electricity company to complete the necessary procedures. There is no need to replace the prepaid meter; only the legal status of the subscriber is adjusted. Consumption will be calculated according to the approved electricity tiers after the conversion, ensuring a unified billing method and protecting consumer rights.
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