About Your MeterYour gas meter is a measuring device, which keeps track of how much gas you’ve used. Depending on where you live, your meter is read either by a meter reader via visual inspection, or with a technology known as “AMR,” or automated meter reading. AMR meters are read by vehicles equipped with special receivers which drive through neighborhoods within our service areas. The readings are automatically registered and your bill is calculated and mailed to your home. How To Read Your Meter There are two types of gas meters, clock and digital.
Clock:
Read the four dials from left to right. Look at the dial on the far left and write down the lower number near the dial hand (0). The next dial shows the dial hand at "0". Write down the lower number (0). The third dial shows the dial hand between "0" and "1". Write down the lower number (0). The last dial shows the dial between "3" and "4." Write down "3". The reading for this meter is 0003. Digital: With a digital meter, the numbers are read from left to right, such as 9 - 3 - 7 - 1.
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