Remote meter reading device definition

Remote meter reading device means a water meter register installed outside of buildings or structures on the customer’s premises and connected to the meter installed inside the customer’s premises.
Remote meter reading device means equipment installed to remotely read a water meter without obtaining physical access to the water meter, and includes all wiring and accessories required to operate the device;
Remote meter reading device means equipment installed to remotely read the Water Meter without obtaining access into the premise.

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