Verehrte Gäste,
Ich habe den Zusammenbruch für 2023 und habe ihn mit 2022 verglichen.
Das einzige, was seltsam erscheint, ist die Tatsache, dass die Lesungen für 2023 0 für das Vorjahr zeigen.
Kann jemand bestätigen, ob dies sinnvoll ist? Mein Verständnis ist, dass ich die 2022 -Werte in der sehen sollte "Ablesenwert ALT" Feld. Da die Messgeräte nicht ersetzt wurden, ist es verwirrend.
Ich bin wirklich neu darin, vielleicht falsch. Ihre Hilfe wird also sehr geschätzt.
Dank im Voraus!
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I can’t really answer your question, but did you receive the Nebenkostenabrechnung for 2023 after 31.12.2024?
Take a look at the measuring devices on the radiators.
My ‘techem’ meters have a display that shows numbers in sequence:
(1) Device number n….
(2) Current value since last reading
(3) Last reading (with a pencil symbol in the display)
In my case, the devices are read automatically at the end of the year and the current consumption then starts again at 0.
There are meters that continue increasing their counter, such as most water, gas, and electricity meters. For these, you obtain the past year’s consumption by taking a reading at the beginning of the new year and subtracting the previous reading.
There are other meters that reset to zero each time, such as most heating meters. For these, you just take the stored number and that’s it. That’s both the case for the modern electronic versions (which even automatically switch to a new billing cycle on a pre-configured cutoff date, and can show the past year’s consumption as well as the current year’s consumption up until now) and for the old ones with two glass tubes with a liquid that gets evaporated (where the person taking the readings removes the old sealed tube, seals the current tube and moves it to the other position, and installs a new, unsealed, full tube, so you can likewise see the past year’s consumption by looking at the sealed tube, and the current year’s consumption up until now by looking at the unsealed tube).
In your utility statement, the meter was treated as if it works in that latter way. Whether it actually does is a different question, but that can’t be answered with the available data.