17-08-2021

Hacking Conlog Prepaid Meters

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  • Hexcel Meter=46xxxxxxxxx. Put the meter number and enter and 00 enter to confirm communication (meter will display success) Conlog Meter=04xxxxxxxxx. Put the meter number and enter (meter will display succeed) EDMI Meter=43xxxxxxxxx. Input 755204 Enter, after input the last 9 digits of meter number, finally press “ ” key. Pairing is done.
  • Apr 04, 2017 Not so much trade secrtet, but of course they do not want somebody to “hack” the meter – temper with it. Some guy says: April 5, 2017 at 8:47 am.
  • Jun 04, 2012 This video will show you what you'll need to know to hack a digital electric meter. You'll need 2 magnets, one much bigger than the other, an AC adaptor that you'll cut into pieces, or some speaker wire, distilled water, electrical tape, a knife, some plascic wrap, and a plastic cup.
  • Mar 14, 2021 Conlog prepaid meter is one of the most popularly-used prepaid meters in Nigeria. Its parent company, Conlog (Pty) Ltd has over 750,000 prepaid meters installed in various locations in Nigeria, making it more likely for you to get a conlog meter, should you request for one. If you have just gotten a conlog prepaid meter,.
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Sep 18, 2020 Most households have the CONLOG meters installed and now we see the company rolling our these Hexing Yaka Prepaid Meters. This what you have to know about these new electricity billing devices. Overview of the Hexing Yaka Prepaid meter. The new Hexing CIU EV500 that UMEME is rolling out is a prepaid keypad meter designed for the purposes of.

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Hacking Conlog Prepaid Meters Reviews

Busy with an interesting issue which I have never had to deal with before.
I did a COC for a house which is a total write off, I cut and disconnect literally the entire house, the purchaser bought the house for about a third of the property value if not less , and was advised accordingly.
Now months down the line I get a call from the new owner enquiring about bypassing the electricity meter, and instructed me that I must attend to the problem because I signed over the COC. Well I just laughed, yeah right you got to be kidding.
I informed the new owner that I have no authority to disconnect tor reconnect the meter, only the municipality metering department can break the seal and reseal the meter. In the case of a new installation I would install the meter in the location as illustrated on the application form and leave tails for the municipality to connect and seal. In the case of a relocation I would have to send a in an application for them to disconnect and reconnect, supply a new meter box with tails etc ready for them.
The COC has absolutely nothing to do with the metering and I cannot be held liable for any issue the new or old owner have with regards to someone bypassing a meter, in fact 90 % of the time I don't even open the meter box and if there is no power I merely state on the COC that there was no power at the time of test and therefore could not complete all the test results.