With the advent of multi-tariff electricity metering devices, one can significantly save on payment. The method of payment itself is no different from metering devices with a single tariff. A significant difference is the calculation of the amount for electricity consumed.
You will need
- - receipt;
- - a pen;
- - calculator.
Instruction manual
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To pay for electric energy using a two-tariff metering device, where the tariff for day and night hours is divided, take the meter for day and night. Take the previous receipt for which you paid for electric energy.
2
Subtract from the current readings for the day the previous readings recorded on the “On the day of payment” column. Multiply the difference by the current daily rate in your area.
3
Next, subtract from the figures of the current readings for the night the previous readings recorded in the receipt in the column "On the day of payment". Multiply the difference by the current nightly rate in your area.
4
Add up both calculated numbers. The result will be the amount that you must pay before the 10th day at any branch of the bank that accepts utility bills from the population or at the Russian post office.
5
Bank transfer will arrive at the account of the payee in 1-3 days. Postal transfer - after 7-14 days.
6
If you have a three-rate meter installed, separately calculate the readings for the day, night and rush hours.
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To calculate the amount of payment for the daily rate, subtract from the meter readings on the day of payment the previous readings that are recorded in the paid receipt column for the previous month, multiply by the current tariff in your region.
8
Likewise, count rush hours and night hours. Fold the results, write them down on the receipt. Pay at the nearest bank branch or post office in Russia.
9
If there are benefits, calculate the amount of benefits from the total payment figure, enter in the appropriate column, subtract the result from the total payment amount, pay the receipt.
10
If you receive payment receipts from a single settlement center, where the average figures calculated for the previous year are taken, pay for electricity according to the data indicated on the receipt. At the end of the year, you will be recalculated. The overpaid amount will go towards the payment for the next year. You will have to pay the missing amount.
