Prepaid meters, conductors and service cables recovered in security operations

Nairobi, November 15, 2017…….Twelve wooden poles, 1,800 metres of conductors and 360 metres of service cable were yesterday recovered at Kiplombe and Chembulet areas in Uasin Gishu County as Kenya Power intensified crack down on illegal electricity connections. Windows 8 virtualbox image download.

The operation was conducted jointly by the Company security and operations & maintenance teams (O&M) and the matter was reported to Naiberi police station.

Elsewhere, in a similar operation carried out in the Coast region, an illegal line running below a high transmission line (HT line) was recovered at Kizingo area near Gede. During the operation, 1,600 metres of conductors, three service cables and three prepaid meters were recovered.

This is the procedure to follow to use your mobile phone and KPLC paybill number to pay KPLC bill. Kenya Power and Lighting Company’s customers can use the 888880 KPLC paybill number to buy electricity tokens for their prepaid KPLC meters.With most of Kenya’s over 2.6 million electricity consumers relying on power from KPLC, paying KPLC bill via mobile is very fast, safe and convenient. The operation was conducted jointly by the Company security and operations & maintenance teams (O&M) and the matter was reported to Naiberi police station. Elsewhere, in a similar operation carried out in the Coast region, an illegal line running below a high transmission line (HT line) was recovered at Kizingo area near Gede.

This comes two weeks after three suspects; Jackson Wambua Mutua, Jeremiah Wambua Tingi and Elisha Musindi Shivonje were arrested at Capitol Hill police canteen for the offence of connecting an illegal line to supply power to shops adjacent to the canteen.

The suspects were arraigned and charged before Kibera law courts on 6^th November where they pleaded not guilty and were issued with a bond of KShs.20,000 each or cash bail of an equivalent amount, with mention of their case set for Monday.

“We are aware of the challenge of vandalism and illegal power connections pose to our business even as we expand the network and increase our footprint across the country. We will not relent on the war against these vices. We will sustain countrywide operations and heighten surveillance of our network installations,” said Kenya Power’s Security Services Manager Maj. Geoffrey Kigen (Rtd).

Because of increased surveillance on the network, the Company recorded a 40 per cent reduction in the number of vandalized transformers in the year ended 30^th June, 2017 from 222 in the previous year to 133.

For more information, contact:

Kenya Power Corporate Communications Dept.

Tel. 0711 031 975

E-mail CorporateComms@kplc.co.ke

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1) Understand how electricity consumption is calculated

The monthly electricity consumption is calculated based on KWH – Kilowatt Hour. One Kilowatt (or 1 Unit) is equal to 1000 watts. A standard globe used in a house is 100 Watts. If that globe is to burn for one hour it will consume 0.1 KWH (or units) of power (100 Watts / 1000). If that same globe were to burn for 24 Hours it would therefore use 2.4 KWh or 2.4 Units of electricity.

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Your prepaid electricity meter is able to count the flow of electricity used in KWH. The meter balance decreases as you use electricity. The red LED on the meter flashes as electricity is used: the faster it flashes, the more units are being used.

2) How is the number of units calculated?

When you request an electricity token, the request is sent to the municipality’s vending system. The vending system checks the tariff applicable to the meter and convert the Rand amount into a specific number of units. Note that most municipalities apply the inclined block tariff, whereby the more you buy within a given month, the more you pay per unit. More on the tariffs here.

3) What happens when I enter the token into the meter?

In South Africa, most prepaid electricity meters use the STS technology (Standard Transfer Specification). It means that most prepaid meters accept the same code, a 20 digit encrypted code, which prevents fraudulent vouchers from being generated. This code is then transformed by a software inside your prepaid electricity meter into a token. This token is understood by the prepaid meter as an amount of electricity units (KWH).

4) What happens when I forget to top up my meter?

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When meter balance reaches zero, the meter switches off the electricity that powers your house. Indeed, the prepaid electricity meter has a relay (an automatic switch) which disconnects the power when there is no units left. When you top up, the meter balance increases and the relays lets electricity flows again.

To help you make sure you always have units, Powertime has developed a virtual meter which estimates the number of units left in your meter. When your meter balances reaches 50 units, Powertime sends a push notification and an email to remind you to top up. Note that the virtual meter is an estimate based on your consumption patterns and on seasonal variations. Read more about Virtual meter.