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What you need to know about submitting power meter readings

Readings can be sent via phone, email, WhatsApp, or the e-Tshwane portal according to the municipal billing calendar.

Pretoria residents can submit their own monthly electricity meter readings to ensure that their municipal accounts are accurate and to avoid being billed on estimates.

HOW TO SUBMIT OWN METER READINGS:

Consumers need their portion number on their account to submit meter readings. This number is in the top left corner of the account.

Metro spokesperson Lindela Mashigo said to ensure an accurate municipal account, residents can capture and send through their own monthly readings.

WHEN SHOULD YOU SUBMIT YOUR METER READINGS:

According to Mashigo, the submission date of customers account correlates with your portion number.

Residents can view the relevant meter billing calendar on the city’s website (www.tshwane.gov.za), click on municipal services, and then on Account management. Submit meter readings.

WHERE SHOULD YOU SUBMIT YOUR METER READINGS?

Residents or customers can dial 012 358 9999 (press Option 2, then Option 4).

Send an email to meterrecords@tshwane.gov.za.

Submit readings on www.e-tshwane.co.za for real-time readings.

Consumers can also register on WhatsApp number 087 153 1001 and submit meter readings.

Residents who want to use the e-Tshwane platform need to ensure that they are registered on e-Tshwane to be able to use it, as non-registered customers will not be able to get billing information.

“When submitting your meter readings, it is important to keep to the submission dates scheduled for specific areas. Refer to the meter billing calendar.”

Mashigo said customers can also access a summary of their municipal account on the e-Tshwane portal.

He warned residents not to fall into fraudster traps.

“Only transact via approved municipal pay points and vendors.”

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Itumeleng Mokoena

Itumeleng Mokoena is a skilled journalist with experience in investigative reporting, interviewing, photography, and writing accurate news. Based at Pretoria Rekord East, he covers various beats and is dedicated to informing and educating the community. With a diploma from Tshwane University of Technology and previous experience at Lowveld Media, he is a passionate and hardworking journalist.
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