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Need help reading gas meter

Bruce_12
Bruce_12 Member Posts: 1
in THE MAIN WALL
I think I've got it figured out now and I've been out timing the meter in the 5 above Minneapolis weather. Brrr. Thanks much.

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  • Bruce_11
    Bruce_11 Member Posts: 2
    Need help reading gas meter

    Anybody out there know how to gauge daily natural gas by reading my meter? My bill shows that it is sold in 'CCF times Therm factor of 1.130 = Therms used'. ?? So if I look at the 1000 feet gauge on my meter, what would that tell me? Is 1000 feet one therm? Or is 100 feet one therm? I know I should call the gas co. but they're billing dept. is closed for the weekend. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
  • Bruce_11
    Bruce_11 Member Posts: 2
    Need help reading gas meter

    Anybody out there know how to gauge daily natural gas by reading my meter? My bill shows that it is sold in 'CCF times Therm factor of 1.130 = Therms used'. ?? So if I look at the 1000 feet gauge on my meter, what would that tell me? Is 1000 feet one therm? Or is 100 feet one therm? I know I should call the gas co. but they're billing dept. is closed for the weekend. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
  • Geo_5
    Geo_5 Member Posts: 69
    gas

    1 cf = 1000 btu's, 1 therm is 100,000 btu's so theres 100 cf per therm
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
    Unless...

    you're in Denver, where a cubic foot has 830 btu's...

    ME
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