How do I read my gas meter?

Asked a year ago
To read your gas meter, locate the numerical dials and record the numbers from left to right. Each dial represents a different digit in the meter reading. When the hand is between two numbers, record the lower one. Exclude any red dial readings, as those are typically for internal use. Be sure to check for any unit conversions specified on the meter, as they may differ from standard measurements. Finally, compare your current reading with a previous one to calculate your gas usage. If you have any trouble reading your gas meter, feel free to contact us for assistance.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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