How to see if the electric meter has been stolen by others?

First, when you see your suspicious person using electricity, turn off all the electrical equipment in your home. The simplest thing is to turn off the main switch at home. Second, go and see if the watch is still turning. If so, you can be 100% sure that someone is stealing electricity. Third, there are many ways about how they stole it. 1, that is, tampering with the electric meter, connecting the live wire coming out of the electric meter with the live wire coming in, the distance is less than three centimeters. Cover the watch case, no one can see it without disassembling it. 2, that is, put a wire on any of your power cords, whether outdoors or indoors. If you are not an expert, you can't tell. He doesn't need two wires, just put one wire. When the zero line enters the watch, the watch will not move. I suggest that you find an electrician or an acquaintance who is engaged in home appliance maintenance under the premise of concealment, investigate without the other party's knowledge, and then report to the power bureau or solve it yourself after you have definite evidence. Generally speaking, if your watch is the master table and others are the sub-meters below you, it is easy to steal electricity. This has happened to me before. The first way is to find someone stealing electricity, and then see the thief by looking at the line. The best way, of course, is to draw your own lines and install a decimeter. In fact, many people will steal electricity, but too many people dare not steal the electricity bureau (because they will be fined) and steal other individuals. For this phenomenon. Generally, the power bureau will not intervene, and they will handle it as a private dispute. This is the indifference of society, indifferent and indifferent. So we still have to rely on ourselves, friends and knowledge. Solve this problem together. When your house lease expires and you don't renew it, please remember to delete your sub-table. Although it's not too expensive, it's your property, and it's incumbent on you to ask for it. In addition, it can also help you use it in the next rental to prevent others from stealing electricity. Remember to stand on a wooden chair or ladder when moving. Don't touch the wall with your hands, touch the ground with your feet. Don't let your body touch two power cords at the same time. Don't let the two power cords touch each other. So you won't get an electric shock even if you hold a live wire.