Master Meter definition

Master Meter means the meter controlled by the licensed distributor and used for settlement of the master bill with the master consumer;

Master Meter means a meter used to measure the amount of gas supplied to the point at which delivery of the gas is made to the consumer;

Master Meter means a meter or other composite measurement device which a serving utility uses to bill a master meter operator.

Examples of Master Meter in a sentence

The Master Meter must where reasonably practicable be calibrated over the range of operating pressures, temperatures and densities which are representative of the operational range of each site meter to be tested.
For the purposes of this Schedule: Master Meter means a standard meter, certified by an Independent Testing Authority, which is dedicated to the testing of site meters.
Water Service is provided within the District’s Service Area pursuant to the Master Meter Contract with Denver Water.
Master Meter shall mean a meter upstream of sub-meters and used to register the bulk consumption of the complex.
Also Master Meter Outreach presentations and Security & Integrity Foundation (SIF) training sessions.

Master Meter means a single meter servicing more than one unit and/or residence.

Master Meter means a single meter used in determining

Master Meter means service which supplies electrical energy to more than one (1) dwelling unit or boat moorage and is measured through a single inclusive metering system.

Master Meter means a meter registering water all or part of which is subsequently registered by one or more sub-meters;

Master Meter means a meter registering water all or part of which is subsequently registered by one or more sub‑meters;

Master Meter means a device for measuring water consumption by a commercial or industrial customer of the district, usually serving a series of individual consumers such as a mobile home park or apartment complex.