The power has been cut off at home, and a man in Changsha found that the electricity meter was still running. The electrician also

If there is a power outage at Guo's house, will this electric meter still run? I definitely won't answer with normal human thinking logic. But there is no absolute.

Mr. Song from Changsha was busy with work and forgot to pay the electricity bill after it was used up, causing a sudden power outage at home. During this process, Mr. Song mysteriously discovered that although the electricity was cut off, the electricity meter was still running. He suspected that someone might have stolen the electricity.

After the power outage, the electricity meter continued to operate, and the data showed that it had lost more than 6 kWh of electricity, indicating that it was already lacking more than 6 kWh of electricity. After reporting the situation to the property management, no one has been handling it. Helplessly, Mr. Song can only reflect the situation to the media and hopes that reporters can help.

To confirm that the electricity meter was still running after the power outage at home, Mr. Song took the reporter to the meter box. The reporter noticed on site that even in the state of power outage, this meter rotated an average of 0.01 degrees in ten seconds.

Due to the fact that electricity usage in the community requires prepayment of electricity fees from the property management before use, Mr. Song felt suspicious. It had only been three days since the prepayment of electricity fees last time, so why did he owe so quickly.

After discovering the problem, Mr. Song said he went to the property management, who said the electricity meter was broken and needed to be replaced with a new one. Mr. Song does not accept the property's statement.http://www.zbwf.net