Your Meter

Your electric meter is the key to tracking your energy consumption. It measures the amount of electricity used in your home or business, ensuring accurate billing and helping you monitor usage.

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How to Read Your Meter

All of Access Energy Cooperative’s meters have a numeric display showing the number of kilowatt-hours the meter has recorded since it was installed. To determine your current usage, take the current reading and subtract the reading you recorded on a previous day. In most cases this will be your usage during that time period.

Some electronic meters have a multiplier. If your meter has a multiplier, you can find the multiplier on your bill. If your meter has a multiplier, you will need to multiply the reading you just calculated by this number.

For instance if you recorded a reading of 52,100 a month ago and your meter reading is currently 53,200, you would subtract the two to get a usage of 1,100 kWh. If, however, your meter has a multiplier of 20 the actual usage for the month would be 20 * 1100 or 22,000 kWh.