Reasons of Increase in KSEB Bill|KSEB |KSEB Bill Hike

Have you ever felt that your electricity bill is increasing day by day?

Even if there is no use or no one is staying at home, a lot of the bill is coming.

Does the bill seem to be too high, even if it is no longer used?

There are many reasons for this. Let us examine each one.

First we need to look at the meter status of our bill. If it is OK then our meter is not faulty.

If you see SF or suspected faulty in that position then your meter is not working properly. Then you will be billed according to your average usage. Normally it will be replaced by KSEB authorities immediately. If you do not change this meter before your next bill comes, you will get the old bill again. For some, this may result in a lower bill but may lead to higher Ex- system bills later in the audit hours, so the meter may need to be replaced immediately.

If you see DG or damage in this position, you should ask for the meter to be replaced as soon as possible.

In addition to this, another case where the average bill is paid is when the meter status is DL or the door is locked. That is, when our house or surroundings are closed when it comes to taking our reading or when the reading is not received due to bad battery back up of the meter.

In these cases too, you will only be billed in the form of an average bill. That is the reason why you will get the old bill even though it is less usable.

Now let's move on to the next step. If your bill has no problems or the meter status is the same, we can check the meter reading. Reading shows our unit.

The next problem is that the meter readings increase due to earth leakage or excessive current drawn by the damaged equipment. The use of ELCB will solve this problem to some extent. If not here's a new product just for you! At present there is no provision for any concession except that installments be allowed.

Finally, the meter should be checked for faults. 

For this, readings should be taken at regular intervals. The readings used by the instruments should be taken and compared with each other. It's the last thing you want to do. It costs Rs 250 for a single phase connection and Rs 369 for a three phase connection. 

If there is a significant difference between them, your meter will be replaced and the bill will be reset. At this point, your high bill may be a solution to the problem.