Your gas meter tells us how much gas you’ve used and helps
us to give you accurate energy bills. Reading your gas meter is easy once you
know how. Use our simple instructions to find out how your gas meter works.
Imperial meters
If your meter measures in cubic feet (ft3) the display panel will show four digits before the decimal point.
Metric meter
If your meter measures in cubic metres (m3) the display panel will show five digits before the decimal point.
Digital meter
If you have a digital meter please remember the following points when you take a reading:
Record main digits only – main digits will be shown in black
on a white background, or in white on a black background
Ignore red digits
Ignore digits inside a red border
Ignore printed zeros – 0
Ignore any numbers after a decimal point
For example, the reading for the digital meter shown below should be recorded as 6653.
Dial meter
If you have a dial meter, please remember the following
points when you take a reading:
Adjacent dials rotate in opposite directions
Ignore dials marked ‘100 per rev’ and the large dial
Ignore red dials
Read the other dials from left to right; write down the
number that the hand has passed
If the pointer falls between two figures, write down the
lower figure. If the pointer falls between 9 and 0, write down 9
For example, the reading for the dial meter shown above should be recorded as 6653.
source: http://www.edfenergy.com/products-services/for-your-home/my-account/how-to-read-your-gas-meter.shtml
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