Answer the following questions by applying what you have just read.
Read the meter in the example above and record the meter reading in the blank spaces provided. Then write the total number of kilowatt hours recorded on the meter.
| Dial #1 | Dial #2 | Dial #3 | Dial #4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Number of Kilowatt Hours (Kwh’s) | |||
Read the meter in the example above and record the meter reading in the blank spaces provided. Then write the total number of kilowatt hours recorded on the meter.
| Dial #1 | Dial #2 | Dial #3 | Dial #4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Number of Kilowatt Hours (Kwh’s) | |||
The numbers on the dials represent the number of kilowatt hours that have been used since the meter was installed. The meter is read each month, and the reading from the previous month is subtracted from the current reading to determine how many kilowatt hours have been used in the month (or every two months, depending on when the meter is read).