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Water meter reading calculation in Singapore involves determining the actual water consumption by subtracting the previous meter reading from the current meter reading. This helps households and businesses monitor their water usage and manage utility costs effectively.
The calculator uses a simple subtraction formula:
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Explanation: The calculation provides the exact amount of water used between two meter reading dates, measured in cubic meters.
Details: Regular water usage tracking helps identify consumption patterns, detect leaks early, promote water conservation, and manage utility expenses in Singapore's context of water sustainability.
Tips: Enter both previous and current meter readings in cubic meters (m³). Ensure current reading is greater than or equal to previous reading. Readings should be taken from your water meter display.
Q1: How often are water meter readings taken in Singapore?
A: PUB (Singapore's National Water Agency) typically reads meters monthly for most residential and commercial properties.
Q2: What if my current reading is lower than previous?
A: This may indicate a meter error or reset. Contact PUB immediately to verify the readings and avoid billing discrepancies.
Q3: How can I read my water meter?
A: Water meters in Singapore display consumption in cubic meters. Read the black digits (whole numbers) and red digits (decimal places) for accurate measurement.
Q4: What is the average water usage in Singapore?
A: The average household consumption is about 141 liters per person per day. Monitoring helps compare against national averages and identify savings opportunities.
Q5: How does water conservation benefit me?
A: Conserving water reduces your utility bills, supports Singapore's water sustainability goals, and helps preserve precious water resources for future generations.