The gas meter number is a unique number that identifies the gas meter at your property. It is sometimes also referred to as the MPRN (Meter Point Reference Number) or 'M' number for short. The number is 8 to 10 digits long and can be found on your gas bill. If you cannot find your M number, you can obtain it by calling either your current supplier, or the Meter Number Helpline on 0870 608 1524.

Yes, you can use any number of gases in your mixture. The instruction manual gives simple math to determine the linear "k-Factor" to apply to the reading if you purchased your meter for air and use it for a mixture of Nitrogen and Argon as an example. Feel free to click the Technical tab on the left to download the instruction manual that gives very good examples. See similar questions...

The gas meter on your home is a valuable instrument. It is a very sensitive device that reads your natural gas usage much like the odometer on your car reads the total mileage since the car was new. Your meter numbers are never "reset" and represent your usage from months and even years of past consumption. To determine the amount of gas you use in any time period you need a meter reading at the beginning of the period and at the end of the period. See similar questions...

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The customer or the customer?s contractor is responsible for furnishing and installing the gas piping on the downstream (or appliance) side of the meter. The gas piping on the downstream side is then inspected in accordance with local codes. After passing the inspection, Piedmont Natural Gas will install the gas meter and associated components. Piedmont owns all gas piping upstream of the meter. See similar questions...

The easiest way to determine the postage meter serial number is to process a "Zero" value tape or envelope through your machine, the serial number is part of the imprint. See similar questions...

Please click here for pdf directions of how to check the optical encoder. (Also can be found on page 34 of our Method 6 Manual.) See similar questions...

The meter boxes are located in the front on the property line, usually shared between two houses with both meters in one box. See similar questions...

You can find instruction in your user guide. If you wish to talk to a customer service representative, please call us at 1-800-661-0200. See similar questions...

On average, your meter is read once a month (called an actual read), which is how NSTAR generates your monthly bill. Sometimes, however, NSTAR cannot retrieve an actual read of your bill, and must generate an estimated read, which means your monthly bill will be based upon past usage. Check out our Understanding Your Bill page to learn more about your bill. See similar questions...

Our design criteria for the meter was simple - viewing in all environmental conditions (light/temperature/humidity) and huge amounts of information. Using the same technology GaN LED’s as on our MixPre and MP-2, the meter on the 442 can be seen in all light conditions, wide viewing angles, and from a distance. The meter is driven from our proprietary DSP algorithm and can be selected between PPM, VU, or combination PPM/VU. See similar questions...

The meter loop is the meter base, conduit (or pipe), wire, ground rod, and customer's electrical load side electrical equipment required before service is rendered. See similar questions...

First, you need to ensure that the flow is clean and dry in order to use the Sierra 800 series flow meters. If you have a 1/16" to ½” line that has a pressure between 15 to 100 PSIG then all you have to do is get an estimate of the flow you expect you want to monitor. Some folks time how long it takes to fill a plastic bag of a known volume and then calculate the flow rate. See similar questions...

part of my $18,500 entry fee, the Dakar organization supplies me with gas for the race sections or, "Special Sections", as they are called. I will be responsible for all fuel during the liaisons. My bike will be capable of carrying around 9 gallons of gas at a fill-up and at around 30mpg I will be able to average around 270 miles per tank on a liaison. During the race sections mileage will be dramatically less due to the sand and high-revving conditions. See similar questions...

For any suspected gas emergency, or questions regarding a gas odor or carbon monoxide, please call us immediately at 1-800-427-2200. For additional safety information check our safety section. See similar questions...

No. Natural gas is a commodity and its price is determined by the market, based on several factors. When Nicor Gas buys gas on your behalf and delivers it to your home, we charge you exactly what we paid for it-we are not allowed to mark it up, by regulation of the Illinois Commerce Commission. The cost of natural gas makes up about 75-80 percent of your bill. The delivery charge makes up about 10-15 percent, and taxes make up the remaining 5-10 percent. See similar questions...

Nicor Gas has taken action to help lessen the impact of market prices by filling our underground storage fields during summer months when gas prices are typically lower, and by using financial purchasing instruments. Taken together, these actions account for about three-quarters of the gas used during the winter months. We have developed a new Bill Planning Guide that will help you get an idea of what your monthly bills might be. See similar questions...