Record the meter reading on the lines under the dials on the meter reading card. Have your Manitoba Hydro account number, service address, and your home or primary phone number available. © Manitoba Hydro. The first display is a test pattern with a row of the number 8, and the second display is a meter reading. The above meter shows MH062189, so this meter number would be 0062189. Manitoba Hydro is unable to determine exactly where outages are located so it is helpful to check along Pelican Inlet drive and provide more detailed information. Contact hours (calls and emails): Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. . When entering your meter number, do not include the letters MH. Ensure your natural gas meter stays free of ice and snow in winter. Manitoba Hydro account number; service address; primary phone number. Under federal regulations, meters* must be exchanged to ensure accurate billing.
After the new meter is installed, we will perform some basic safely/operating checks and then relight your appliances. We use meter readings to bill you for the actual amount of electricity you use (instead of estimating). Once you’ve scheduled an appointment one of our representatives will come and exchange the meter. Use this card to record your meter reading, then submit it online or to our 24-hour phone recording line. From the position of the dial hands, record the meter reading under the dials. Use this card to record your meter reading, then submit it online or to our 24-hour phone recording line. Record the meter reading on the lines under the dials on the meter reading card. Read more. .
The meter number is displayed on your electricity meter. . If your meter is blank or does not display a reading, contact us at 204-480-5900 or toll-free at 1-888-624-9376. © Manitoba Hydro. Note: Providing Manitoba Hydro with your phone number or account number or electric meter number is required. Under the Act and Regulations, meters used by utilities and other service providers for the sale of electricity and natural gas must be exchanged from time to time for: If you have specific concerns about the operation of the meter at your property, please contact us. Your natural gas service will be interrupted briefly while we exchange the meter. The meter number is displayed on your natural gas meter. Phone 204-480-5900; Toll-free 1-888-624-9376; TTY 204-360-6154; All rights reserved. Have your Manitoba Hydro account number, service address, and your home or primary phone number available. A card will be left at your property with a telephone number to call to book an appointment to relight your gas appliances. The Electricity and Gas Inspection Act and Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations set the rules for the measurement of electricity and natural gas provided for sale. How to read your bi-directional meter. meter testing and verification to ensure accurate measurement (section 12 of the Act); replacement of a defective or broken meter (section 16 of the Act); investigation and testing of a meter as part of a consumer or utility complaint of suspected inaccurate measurement (section 23 of the Act); meter testing for monitoring compliance with the requirements of the Act or as may be otherwise required by the President of Measurement Canada (section 22 of the Act); routine maintenance (section 16 of the Act).
Many natural gas meters have 4 dials. meter readings where the meter is located inside an occupied home. When we cannot access your meter, a meter reading card will be left for you.
Submit your reading online or phone 204-453-6712 (Winnipeg) or 1-800-652-4490 anytime and follow the prompts to provide your 7-digit meter number (a leading 0 and the 6-digit number found on the front of your electricity meter) and your meter reading. Draw the exact position of the dials hands of your electricity meter on the blank dials on the meter reading card. Your meter reading will help us provide you an accurate bill. Submit your reading online or phone 204-453-6712 (Winnipeg) or 1-800-652-4490 anytime and follow the prompts to provide your meter number (a 6-digit number found on the front of your natural gas meter) and your meter reading. If your meter is inside, it is usually in the basement close to the ceiling. Moving — Start your new service or stop your current service (electricity and/or natural gas), What the federal carbon charge means for you, Understand and manage your natural gas bill. Accurate meter readings help to ensure accurate bills. It is an offence under the Act to prevent or refuse the removal from service of a meter for one of the above purposes.
After the new meter is installed, we will perform some basic safely/operating checks and then relight your appliances. We use meter readings to bill you for the actual amount of electricity you use (instead of estimating). Once you’ve scheduled an appointment one of our representatives will come and exchange the meter. Use this card to record your meter reading, then submit it online or to our 24-hour phone recording line. From the position of the dial hands, record the meter reading under the dials. Use this card to record your meter reading, then submit it online or to our 24-hour phone recording line. Record the meter reading on the lines under the dials on the meter reading card. Read more. .
The meter number is displayed on your electricity meter. . If your meter is blank or does not display a reading, contact us at 204-480-5900 or toll-free at 1-888-624-9376. © Manitoba Hydro. Note: Providing Manitoba Hydro with your phone number or account number or electric meter number is required. Under the Act and Regulations, meters used by utilities and other service providers for the sale of electricity and natural gas must be exchanged from time to time for: If you have specific concerns about the operation of the meter at your property, please contact us. Your natural gas service will be interrupted briefly while we exchange the meter. The meter number is displayed on your natural gas meter. Phone 204-480-5900; Toll-free 1-888-624-9376; TTY 204-360-6154; All rights reserved. Have your Manitoba Hydro account number, service address, and your home or primary phone number available. A card will be left at your property with a telephone number to call to book an appointment to relight your gas appliances. The Electricity and Gas Inspection Act and Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations set the rules for the measurement of electricity and natural gas provided for sale. How to read your bi-directional meter. meter testing and verification to ensure accurate measurement (section 12 of the Act); replacement of a defective or broken meter (section 16 of the Act); investigation and testing of a meter as part of a consumer or utility complaint of suspected inaccurate measurement (section 23 of the Act); meter testing for monitoring compliance with the requirements of the Act or as may be otherwise required by the President of Measurement Canada (section 22 of the Act); routine maintenance (section 16 of the Act).
Many natural gas meters have 4 dials. meter readings where the meter is located inside an occupied home. When we cannot access your meter, a meter reading card will be left for you.
Submit your reading online or phone 204-453-6712 (Winnipeg) or 1-800-652-4490 anytime and follow the prompts to provide your 7-digit meter number (a leading 0 and the 6-digit number found on the front of your electricity meter) and your meter reading. Draw the exact position of the dials hands of your electricity meter on the blank dials on the meter reading card. Your meter reading will help us provide you an accurate bill. Submit your reading online or phone 204-453-6712 (Winnipeg) or 1-800-652-4490 anytime and follow the prompts to provide your meter number (a 6-digit number found on the front of your natural gas meter) and your meter reading. If your meter is inside, it is usually in the basement close to the ceiling. Moving — Start your new service or stop your current service (electricity and/or natural gas), What the federal carbon charge means for you, Understand and manage your natural gas bill. Accurate meter readings help to ensure accurate bills. It is an offence under the Act to prevent or refuse the removal from service of a meter for one of the above purposes.