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Electric meters to be tested

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
December 20, 2016
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The Uganda national bureau of standards is set to start testing all electric meters and sub miters that are on the market currently.

This comes at the time when several people are complaining about inefficiency of the newly introduced Yaka Miters and sub-maters

Now speaking to media today, John Paul s Musaami , the Manager Legal Metrology Department said that with help from Trade mark east Africa they have been able to acquire machines that can test these meters.

He explained that initially they are to start with meters that are already in the market, those in transit and later embark on already installed metros.

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