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can someone confirm the serial numbers of these meters?

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gas

 

Updated on 09/08/24 by Abby_OVO:


In some cases you may be asked by your supplier to identify the meter serial numbers on your meters. The meter serial number (MSN) is a combination of letters and numbers that identify the actual meter. They'll be on your meter box: On standard meters the MSN is usually printed above or below the barcode and is between nine and 12 digits long. This should match the MSN written on your statements. If it doesn’t match, you’ll need to reach out to the Support Team. 

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Howdy @Mike H !

Sure thing. Here you go. :)

Electricity MSN: 21L4634265

Gas MSN: E6S17513232161 - but it might start E65, your photo isn’t quite clear enough and I can’t enhance it

Please be advised that this answer is adapted specifically for @Mike H and won’t be valid for anyone else.

Thanks yeah  that’s what I thought and it is E6S. For some reason it’s taking over 6 months and still got the wrong serial numbers on my bills for the meters and sent pictures 4 times now and probally spent 30 plus hours on phone explaining it 

The more I think about it, the more I think it does start E6S, because I cannot think of any MSN syntax for a gas meter that would contain a prefix of E65. :)

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