Our gas meter measures the amount of natural gas flowing into your home in thousands of cubic feet, or MCFs. The meter dials work something like a car's odometer. The pointer on each dial advances one number when the pointer on the dial to the right makes a complete revolution. Each dial accounts for one digit of the meter reading.
Meter Readings & Billing
When we read your meter:
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Dominion East Ohio is currently updating or exchanging mechanical meters with new automation technology for its 1.2 million customers in Ohio. The replacement or updated meters use computerized technology and a small device to transmit gas usage information to specially-equipped company vehicles driving through neighborhoods.
If you have questions or concerns, call us at 1-800-362-7557.
Frequently Asked Questions About Automated Meter Reading
Automated meter reading (or AMR) is computerized technology that allows Dominion East Ohio to read your meter remotely. With this technology, your gas meter data will be transmitted by a small device and gathered by specially equipped vehicles driving through your area.
For Dominion East Ohio customers, AMR:
For the company itself, AMR is more efficient, more flexible and more cost effective.
Dominion East Ohio is installing the new technology in two phases:
Yes, but we will honor the request only if we are currently working on the installations in your neighborhood.
Yes, eventually. For now, we will continue to read your meter every other month. Once we finish the AMR upgrades in your neighborhood, we will read meters monthly.
No. AMR technology operates at a special low-power frequency and should not interfere with any of your electrical equipment.
A battery powers the AMR device.
No. However, after the AMR meters are installed, some customers’ meter reading routes and billing dates may change. Affected customers will be notified.
Yes. AMR technology has been tested by Dominion and its manufacturers to meet Dominion East Ohio specifications. Also, this technology is being used to read millions of meters at other large utilities throughout the United States.
Yes.
By the end of 2011, nearly 1.2 million Dominion East Ohio meters will be read by remote technology.
A meter reader still may continue to read your meter initially for operational efficiencies. In addition, future periodic visits will be required by other Dominion personnel to perform inspections, service connections/disconnections and various maintenance tasks.