How to Look at the Balance of Smart Meter

In the past, many people did not install smart meters, and electricians had to copy meters from house to house. But we don't need it now, because smart meters have become more and more popular. We can look at the electricity consumption and balance at home by ourselves. How do smart meters view the balance? Today, Bian Xiao will give you a detailed introduction.

1. How do smart meters view the balance?

1. If a smart meter is installed at home, there will be a button on the meter. You can press the button directly and different subtitles will pop up on the screen. Click a few times, the balance will be clear at a glance, and the remaining power and used power will also be displayed.

2. Now some choose three-phase smart meters, which have one more button than single-phase smart meters, that is to say, they can be adjusted up or down, which is more convenient to use. Because of these two buttons, it is more detailed than remote meter reading. On the mobile phone or computer, you can check the balance of the electricity meter. If the balance at home is insufficient, the power supply company will send a text message to inform us.

Second, what is a smart meter?

1. Compared with the traditional watt-hour meter, the intelligent watt-hour meter has functions other than measuring electricity consumption, is more intelligent, has multiple metering functions, performs remote control or has the function of preventing electricity theft, and the future watt-hour meter will become more and more intelligent.

2. The main function of smart meters is to protect data. Even after power failure, the data of some smart meters can be saved for more than 10 years.

3. Smart meters will also remind the power. If the battery is low, it will also beep to remind users to pay attention. In addition, after the trip, the power supply can be restored simply by re-inserting the IC card.

4. Some smart meters also have the function of automatic power off. When the remaining power shows 0, it will trip automatically, requiring users to purchase electricity in time.

Bian Xiao concluded: If there is no smart meter installed at home, we can consider replacing it, because it is smarter and makes our life more convenient, and the balance is clear at a glance.