Multiconnection Prepaid Electricity Meters

[...] that your tenant has purchased R100 worth of electricity. Based on your instruction as the property owner and landlord, our system can limit the supply to the equivalent of R25 worth of electricity, [...]

[...] meter. Your tenant can run up an exorbitant electricity bill and abscond. You as the property owner is responsible to pay the municipality. Free Electricity At Installation The municipality [...]

[...] to hold the account. In other words you have to be the account holder for the electricity and water supply that your tenants may be utilising even if you do not live on the property at all. So every [...]

[...] To Difficult Tenants As you may know, the landlord cannot disconnect the electricity and water supply to rental property. Water especially is a basic human right and the law is essentially on your [...]

[...] So you want to install a prepaid electricity meter on your property and not sure which route to go? You could apply for a municipal prepaid [...]

[...] electricity meter on your property and not sure which route to go? You could apply for a municipal prepaid meter directly from the municipality, or you could install a sub-meter. As suppliers and [...]

[...] to your rental problems but it does give you the upper hand as the landlord in dealing with difficult tenants who at times seem to have more rights than the property owner. [...]

[...] prepaid meter tomorrow or the day after within the eThekwini region. Limit Power Supply To Difficult Tenants As you may know, the landlord cannot disconnect the electricity and water supply to rental [...]

[...] Many landlords still believe that they can effectively manage the supply of utilities (water and electricity) [...]

[...] rising costs despite the lack of income due to rental arrears. It is a common problem that many landlords face at some point in time or the other. Rental arrears can be frustrating and at times it [...]

[...] expensive to buy electricity. The difference between what the municipality charges and the exorbitant rate that you tenant is now paying comes to you every month. It should not be used as a means of [...]

[...] , they will only get R20 worth of electricity. In this way they still have power but at an exorbitant rate. We can return it to the normal value-supply range once the landlords informs us to do so. [...]

[...] to the municipality. Based on these issues, it is obvious why there are obvious benefits of prepaid metering. The system works to the benefit of both the landlord and tenant. Landlord Benefits Upfront [...]

So you want to install a prepaid electricity meter on your property and not sure which route to go? You could apply for a municipal prepaid meter dire [...]