Installation

The Meter Heater is focused on doing two things: It is a product that is safe and easy to use AND it saves time and money for both water service professionals and homeowners alike.

Installation
Generally speaking, the water meter is owned and maintained by the local water department. There are two types of meters: the gauge meter is round and features dials and gears; the digital meter allows the meter reader to walk or drive by the residence and read the meter remotely. To begin the installation, you must first locate the water meter itself.

This is a sample of an in-ground meter. Water meters are generally found in the ground near the front sidewalk. Remove the meter lid using caution. A shovel blade tipped under the edge may be needed to lift the lid. If the meter gets frozen, the water will not flow adequately within the residence. Pipes may freeze, causing catastrophic damage, but this another issue. Today we are focusing on frozen meters.

This photo shows The Meter Heater as it should be assembled. The hook and loop fastener on the sides are designed to hold the unit securely around the meter. Near the bottom corners are the access points where the pipes protrude from the meter.

Full view of the interior of the unit with the HotHands Body and Hand Super Warmer securely positioned in the pocket. The Warmers provide quick and long-lasting heat. This is how the inside of the unit appears prior to it being placed around the base of the meter. Slide the unit under the meter (pocket facing the front) and bring it upward along the sides. The warming packet should be located under the meter itself. Bring up both front and back sections of the unit so that the sides are visible. Attach hook and loop fasteners along either side.