Electricity submetering in multi-unit buildings
Distinguish informational energy monitoring from meters used to bill occupants, which fall under trade-measurement requirements.
VERT / GREEN
For energy monitoring only, clearly separate it from billing.
JAUNE / YELLOW
Once a reading establishes an electricity charge, the device becomes a revenue meter subject to applicable requirements.
ROUGE / RED
Billing from unapproved CT sensors, breaking seals or modifying metering wiring: do not do it.
Tools / data
- Purpose: monitor or bill
- Meter model/approval
- Customer/circuit map
What the professional checks
- Determine revenue-meter status
- Verify approval/sealing
- Document commissioning
Official sources
Source check / vérification: 2026-08-22. Triage et planification seulement; les travaux réglementés restent aux professionnels requis.Tools related to this issue
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