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Sealing Electricity Meters: Protocol & Pattern for Meter or Connection Seal Placement

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  • #1 16645624
    dj szefunio
    Level 9  
    Hello. I have a question, is the protocol needed if a seal is placed on the meter, the meter or the connection?
    If so, please send the pattern or download link.
    greetings
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  • #2 16645660
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    Quote:
    Counter or sub-meter?

    These are two different things.
    The meter used for settlements with the distribution network operator is sealed by the operator's staff.
    The sub-meters used for internal settlements are sealed or not. It depends on how the parties agree.
  • #3 16645666
    dj szefunio
    Level 9  
    All in all, I mean more about sealing the sub-meter and possibly a place to distribute this energy.
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  • #4 16645675
    djlukas
    Level 27  
    And where do you get such a seal?
  • #5 16645696
    dj szefunio
    Level 9  
    djlukas wrote:
    And where do you get such a seal?

    From an electrical store or an electrical wholesaler
  • #6 16645714
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    djlukas wrote:
    And where do you get such a seal?

    Maybe something from this assortment -> Link
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  • #7 16645718
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist  
    dj szefunio wrote:
    djlukas wrote:
    And where do you get such a seal?

    From an electrical store or an electrical wholesaler

    And after buying this seal, what will you draw on it?
  • #8 16645725
    djlukas
    Level 27  
    Well, I forgot about it. I haven't used the seals in a very long time. The only ones I deal with at present are those from ZE.
  • #9 16645734
    dj szefunio
    Level 9  
    elpapiotr wrote:
    And after buying this seal, what will you draw on it?

    It already has markings on it.
    But never mind that, gentlemen.
    I mean is there any document on which the necessary data is written. Document to be a confirmation that it was sealed in accordance with applicable regulations.
  • #10 16645791
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    dj szefunio wrote:
    I mean is there any document on which the necessary data is written. Document to be a confirmation that it was sealed in accordance with applicable regulations.

    You sell your energy to someone, you either trust them or not.
    If you trust, then don't seal. If you don't trust then don't resell and give it up.

    Of course, it is possible to sub-sell energy. But when I see texts such as this topic, there is only one answer - take care of yourself, possibly hire a parrot.
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    #11 16645997
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    dj szefunio wrote:
    I mean is there any document on which the necessary data is written. Document to be a confirmation that it was sealed in accordance with applicable regulations.


    But what rules :?:

    You can write down the protocol you want, include the date, meter number, current meter reading, seal number, make the protocol in two or even three copies for you, for the energy seller and for the buyer, sign it as the fitter, it will not hurt the signature of both parties and finito.
  • #12 16646104
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    dj szefunio wrote:
    elpapiotr wrote:
    And after buying this seal, what will you draw on it?

    It already has markings on it.
    But never mind that, gentlemen.
    I mean is there any document on which the necessary data is written. Document to be a confirmation that it was sealed in accordance with applicable regulations.

    If it is already marked, it is not a seal, but garbage. Identification marks of the sealer's imprint that are impossible to forge should be described in the report. And how to write it, invent it yourself.
  • #13 16646136
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    retrofood wrote:
    If it is already marked, it is not a seal, but garbage. Identification marks of the sealer's imprint that are impossible to forge should be described in the report.


    This would have to mean that Tauron and before that Enion seal with worthless plastic.
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  • #14 16646148
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    mawerix123 wrote:
    retrofood wrote:
    If it is already marked, it is not a seal, but garbage. Identification marks of the sealer's imprint that are impossible to forge should be described in the report.


    This would have to mean that Tauron and before that Enion seal with worthless plastic.

    Kind of right. So describe what seals they use.
  • #15 16646155
    Rezystor240
    Level 42  
    mawerix123 wrote:
    This would have to mean that Tauron and before that Enion seal with worthless plastic.


    What company such seals.

    The seal must be 'clean' only after the sealed meter is punched or a number or something else appears under the meter.
  • #16 16646171
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    retrofood wrote:
    So describe what seals they use.


    Maybe it's worth showing

    Sealing Electricity Meters: Protocol & Pattern for Meter or Connection Seal Placement

    After all, in the case of the author, you do not need some unknown seal, important that it has a number that can be written down and could not be removed without damage, even the trucks of that time are sealed for transport and somehow it is done.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Rezystor240 wrote:
    What company such seals


    At least they can make a connection to the house so that the selectivity of protection is maintained, Tauron has already grown from installation switches as a power limitation.
    I do not even mention the disconnection of the PEN, as is practiced in other regions of Poland in Tauron, such idiocy has never been used.

    Rezystor240 wrote:
    The seal must be 'clean' only after the sealed meter is punched or a number or something else appears under the meter.


    Unfortunately, the technique moves forward whether the colleague likes it or not, and LEAD is harmful :D
  • #17 16646194
    dj szefunio
    Level 9  
    mawerix123 wrote:

    After all, in the case of the author, you do not need some unknown seal, important that it has a number that can be written down and could not be removed without damage, even the trucks of that time are sealed for transport and somehow it is done.


    Exactly what I mean should be a seal on the sub-meter and you can write down the number of this seal.

    So, in summary, there is no typical sealing document?
  • #18 16646263
    Darom
    Electrician specialist  
    Do as col. Mawerix123 wrote to you in post No. 11. Preferably, however, with the signatures of both parties. Nothing else is needed.

    kisses
    - GIFT-
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the protocols and practices for sealing electricity meters, particularly sub-meters used for internal energy distribution. Participants clarify that sealing is typically performed by the distribution network operator for settlement meters, while sub-meters may or may not be sealed based on mutual agreements. The conversation highlights the importance of documenting the sealing process, including meter numbers, readings, and seal numbers, to ensure compliance with regulations. Suggestions for obtaining seals include electrical stores and wholesalers, and the need for a clear protocol is emphasized, although no standardized document is provided. The discussion also touches on the reliability of seals and the necessity of trust in energy transactions.
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