Tag: WZPDCL prepaid meter code

Perhaps you reside in the Western Zone of Bangladesh and use a prepaid meter for your electricity billing and management, but you don’t know the WZPDCL prepaid meter codes. Well, you’re not alone, because there are many consumers in the same shoes as you, but there is no cause for alarm because we’ve got you covered. All you need to do is chill and relax as I walk you through this write-up. There are many WZPDCL prepaid meter codes that function uniquely to achieve a particular goal. Each code can only perform a specific function; hence, it becomes imperative for you to know the codes one after the other to enable performing a particular function at a given point in time. However, it is pertinent to note that West Zone Power Distribution Company Limited gives out different prepaid meter brands to customers. This means that the WZPDCL prepaid meter codes vary depending on the brand you’re using. For instance, if you’re using the WZPDCL prepaid meter brand from Hexing, the codes will be different from those using Inhemeter brand So, it is important for you to know your meter brand so that you will be able to choose codes that are compatible with it. WZPDCL Prepaid Meter Codes List Although West Zone Power Distribution Company Limited gives out different prepaid meter brands to customers, we’ll be focusing on the two popular prepaid meter brands. They are Hexing and Inhemeter prepaid meters. So, if you use any of these brands for your electricity management, then the subsequent sub-sections will be of utmost help to you. Keep scrolling WZPDCL Hexing Prepaid Meter Codes Hexing prepaid meters are one of the most commonly used prepaid meters in Western Bangladesh, so if you use this brand on your property,. Go through the table below to see its codes and the matching functions. S/NFunctionCode1.Meter Activation8652.Logoff Return Token8183.Relay Tripping Cause8064.Emergency Balance Start811/8105.Meter Number8046.Sanction Load8697.Remaining Balance8018.Remaining Emergency Balance981/8109.Last Recharge Amount81710.Token Sequence Number88911.Token Sequence Number88912.Current Month Uses81413.Last-Month Uses82014.Status of Friendly Mode90015.Voltage87716.Current87418.Tariff Solution809/886Table 1.1: WZPDCL Hexing prepaid meter codes WZPDCL Inhemeter Prepaid Meter Codes WZPDCL also distributes Inhemeter prepaid meters to their customers. However, just like the Hexing prepaid meter brand, it has different codes for each function. Meanwhile, unlike the Hexing meter brand, where the codes work for both single-phase and three-phase meter types, the Inhemeter has different codes for both single- and three-phase meter types. So, it is important for you to differentiate between the codes and know which one is for single-phase and three-phase to avoid mixing them when using them. The table below summarizes the WZPDCL Inhemeter prepaid meter codes for both types, with their functions attached. S/NFunctionInhemeter Single Phase CodeInhe MeterThree Phase Code1.Meter Activation37120371202.Logoff Return Token54C60153.Emergency Balance Start89898686898986864.Meter Number30C105.Sanction Load19213506.Remaining Balance00C5017.Remaining Emergency Balance38/59-8.Last Recharge Amount31CL4019.Last Recharge Token53C601410.Token Sequence Number52C601311.Current Month Uses01-12.Status of Friendly Mode51/51/56C6011, C601213.Voltage07L1-3270, L2-5270, and L3-727014.Current08L1-3170, L2-5170, and L3-717015.Overdraw Threshold38C50516.Tariff Solution03C701Table1.2: WZPDCL Inhemeter prepaid meter codes Conclusion Knowing the WZPDCL prepaid meter codes for your specific meter brand—whether it’s Hexing or Inhemeter—makes managing your electricity usage so much easier. It’s really just about understanding what each code does and matching it to your meter type. Once you know the right codes, you’re in control of everything from checking your balance to handling emergency credits. So, if you’ve been in the dark about these codes, no worries again! You’re now equipped with the knowledge to manage your meter like a pro. Just make sure to identify your meter brand and follow the correct codes, and you’re good to go. Now, no more guessing or stressing when you need to check your electricity status. You’ve got this!.