Why prepaid metering makes sense for landlords and property managers
For many landlords, electricity is the most common source of tenant disputes. Shared bills are split by guesswork, arrears build up and someone always feels they are paying for a neighbour.
Each tenant pays for what they use
With a prepaid meter on every unit, each tenant buys their own credit and sees exactly what they consume. There is nothing to estimate and nothing to chase.
Choosing the right meter
- Single houses and shops: a monobloc keypad meter such as the PRW-SP-110.
- Apartment blocks: split DIN-rail meters such as the PRW-SD-110 with indoor customer interface units.
- Larger loads: three-phase prepaid meters such as the PRW-SP-350.
Split meters keep the meter itself in a locked meter room, while tenants top up on a small indoor unit. If someone tries to open the meter cover, the relay opens — even during a power cut.
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