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frequently asked questions

How do I register a meter?

You can register your meter using any of the following channels:

  • Email: info@egsmeters.co.za
  • WhatsApp: 078 342 1851 or 083
    895 6262
  • Online:
    https://egsmeters.co.za/register
When will I receive tenant token payments?

Payments to landlords are processed on the 1st day of each month. If the 1st falls on a
weekend or public holiday, payment will be made on the next working day.

Can I view my tenants’ transaction history?

Yes. EGS provides detailed transaction
statements per tenant, including purchase amounts, dates, and timestamps.

Can I get login access to view transactions?

Yes. Login credentials (username and password) can be provided upon request, allowing you to securely access your transaction data.



How do I request a tamper code?

Tamper codes can be requested via:

  • Email: info@egsmeters.co.za
  • WhatsApp: 078 342 1851 or 083
    895 6262
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How do I activate a Hexing meter after installation?

After installation, activate the meter by entering 865 on the keypad and pressing the red button.

My Hexing meter is beeping continuously. How do I stop it?

Enter 812 on the keypad and press the red button to silence the alarm.

What do the LED indicators on a Hexing meter mean?
  • Green LED (steady): Credit above 30 kWh
  • Red LED (steady): Credit between 15Wh and 30 kWh
  • Red LED (flashing): Credit below 15 kWh
  • Buzzer sound: Credit below 5kWh
How do I pair or unpair a Hexing DIN rail meter with the CIU/keypad?
  • To pair: Enter the 11-digit meter number and press the red button
  • To unpair: Enter 18075773902 and press the red button

Note: Pairing enables communication between the CIU and the meter, while unpairing disconnects it.

Can I replace a municipal or Eskom meter with an EGS meter?

No. EGS meters are designed for sub-metering only and cannot replace municipal or Eskom meters.

How does sub-metering work?

The main (municipal or Eskom) meter records total property consumption. Sub-meters measure electricity usage for individual tenants or specific areas.

The total of all sub-meter readings should closely align with the main meter’s
total consumption.

Can I request a Key Change Token (KCT)?

Yes. KCT requests can be processed upon request. Please note that an administration fee applies.