Replacing Damaged Fuses Before the Meter: Handling Faults & Seal Breaking Costs Explained

Gentlemen, first of all, in topics related to energy, you need to write under which energy company you belong. There are several distribution companies (power plants) in Poland, and not one for the whole country as it used to be, and these plants have different regulations and procedures. That is why there are often arguments on such topics because people belonging to different plants speak differently and they deal with the same matter differently. As far as I know, ENEA has not charged a fee for the replacement of the compensator fuse for some time because it is not, as Stomat writes, that the fuse burnout. conversion rate is solely the fault of the recipient (although you can argue about this because if the recipient did not consume electricity, the fuse would not have blown). If the connection is overhead, the division of the sides is usually on the insulators at the top (the glasses are planted and the hooks are screwed into the recipient's wall and all the rest except the meter). But in other plants it may be different, so let's write where we are from.