My new project is a pub in Sand City (vulgarly, Holon). After long search, discovered one incoming water pipe in a manhole (pic). The local water company "Mey Shikma" ("Terebinth Waters") installed the meter in the manhole, which is unusual here. The cover was unmovable, it has been never opened. I wonder how the Terebinth people reads the meter and charges the pub. The owner said he has never seen a bill, they are sent directly to the accountant who pays it.
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Do they not do remote reading in Israel? Several years ago the water company installed a device on my meter so that the meter could be read by radio from the street and they no longer had to go into my basement to read the meter.
K
Remote reading is being introduced now in Israel, ten years after the USA. Holon has no remote reading yet.
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