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energy meter

07/06/2008 2:27 AM

how to calculate kwhr from the counter reading of electromechanical energy meter.
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Re: energy meter

07/06/2008 8:54 AM

I don't know about yours, as I don't know where you are or what type of meter you are using, but for mine it is a direct reading. You note the numbers at the beginning of the month, and then again at the end, and the difference is the KWh used.
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Re: energy meter

07/06/2008 10:05 PM

Hello Guest,

Please advise whether you mean:

  1. A KiloWatt hour meter
  2. A KiloWatt Hour Reactive Meter.

It would be useful if your reply included a picture of the Meter you are talking about.

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Re: energy meter

07/24/2008 8:18 AM

Kilowatt hour meter and kilowatt hour reactive meter both are same but kilowatt hour is used to measure the active energy and kilowatt hour reactive is a unit used for the reactive enrgy measurement
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