Ken
Colorado,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, May 10, 2012
The solar output meter (digital) is mine and transmits data to the lease company. The power company has 2 standard meters, 1 reads the solar output and tracks with mine. They also have another "net meter" that reads the usage less the amount provided by the solar. They are all Itron and my wife reads them daily and they track very well together. Only one is a digital smart meter and it is so close to the others in its reading, it's totally insignificant.
I think people just look for a reason to complain. Meters used by providers are "revenue grade" and are REQUIRED to be accurate to within 1/2%. Even if they check it and find it accurate (an it will be) I doubt you'll believe them.
" I'm a "tester" the only Native American and African American home on 2 block beside 2 new builds and 4 home with Mexican American"
What's your point on this? Are you implying they're testing with you because you're a minority and they singled you out to screw you?
Going green with LED's won't maake a huge savings in your monthly bill, but every little bit helps. The "antenna" consists of a small nickel sized metal plate on the lower left corner of the meter glass.. The transmission is based on the meters actual reading and I doubt you're being cheated. NO, I DON'T work for Pacific Power OR Itron.