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If you’re a prepaid meter user under Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED), which comprises states like Rivers, Bayelsa, Cross River and Akwa-Ibom,. It is important for you to know the different codes that you can use to operate your meter when you want to perform any function. Once you know the PHED prepaid meter codes, you’ll be able to solve most of your prepaid meter problems without needing the help of a technician. As we all know, a prepaid meter can become faulty at any time. These codes will definitely help you to fix most of the problems that your prepaid meter may have at any point in time. However, it is pertinent to note that Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company doesn’t have a special prepaid meter. This means that electricity consumers under PHED use the same prepaid meter brands that other Nigerians use. As a sequel to that, the common prepaid meter brands used in Nigeria are Conlog, Mojec, Longi, Memmcol, etc. These meter brands have different codes that you can use to perform different functions, such as checking your meter credit balance, resetting your meter, activating your meter, and deactivating your meter’s alarm, among others. To this end, the code that is used for checking Conlog prepaid meter credit balance in Abuja is the same code that you can use to check it in Rivers. PHED Prepaid Meter Codes Each prepaid meter brand in Nigeria has different codes for a particular function. These codes are brand-specific; hence, a code you use to check the balance on a Conlog prepaid meter may not be the same for a Longi prepaid meter. The same thing is applied to other function. So, it is important for you to know your meter and choose the code that corresponds to it to enable you to use it more efficiently. The table below summarizes PHED prepaid meter codes with their individual functions attached. FunctionConlog Meter (PHED) Skyrun Meter (PHED) Mojec Meter (PHED) Memmcol Meter (PHED) Longi Meter (PHED)Code for checking the meter number #100#10010065804Code for checking the credit balance 00900900907801Code for turning off alarm812045045 -613Code for Meter Activation #43# - - -620Code for Resetting meter # -990990Code for checking the credit amount 077040040 -817Table1.1: PHED prepaid meter code N/B; For these codes to work perfectly, ensure that you use the code that is met for your meter brand. Also, know the code for each function to get the desired result. How to use PHED Prepaid Meter Codes At this point, I assume that you’ve known the codes. Let me now show you how you can use the code to get the best result. Kindly follow the steps below: Identify the brand of your prepaid meter Plug your brand’s meter customer interface unit (CIU) to a power outlet Select the code for the particular function you want to perform Put the code in the CIU and tap on the ‘’Enter’’ button Finally, the result of the function you performed will be displayed on your LCD screen. PHED Prepaid Meter Activation Code Each meter brand has its own activation code. They are below: Conlog: #43# Longi: 620 These are the two meter brands that have an activation code. For other prepaid meter brands, you will need to contact PHED for them to help activate it for you. Frequently Asked Questions How do I Check my PHED Meter Balance? You can check your PHED meter balance with code. However, PHED has different meter brands under them; hence, you will need to identify the code that aligns with the meter brand that you are using. The code that you can use to check PHED meter balance are ''009'', ''009'', ''009'', ''07'', ''801'' for Conlog, Mojec, Skyrun, Memmcol and Longi prepaid meter brands, respectively. How to Meter Number on PHED meter? The code that you can use to check your PHED meter number are ''#100#'', ''100'', ''100'', ''65'', ''804'', for Conlog, Mojec, Skyrun, Memmcol and Longi prepaid meter brands, respectively. Conclusion Being well-versed in the PHED prepaid meter codes can make a world of difference in managing your electricity consumption. Whether you’re checking your balance, resetting your meter, or activating its features, having the right codes at your fingertips allows you to solve issues quickly and without the hassle of waiting for a technician. Remember, each meter brand has its own specific codes, so it’s crucial to know which one corresponds to your meter to avoid any confusion. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll not only gain greater control over your energy usage but also enhance your overall experience as a prepaid meter user. So, keep this guide handy and don’t hesitate to refer back to it whenever you need. Empower yourself to troubleshoot and manage your electricity with confidence, and enjoy the convenience that comes with being informed. Happy managing!