"jamesgangnc" wrote in message
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You clearly don't know what you are talking about. Home service
meters do not have a disconnect.

Really? Mine does. It is called a "Meter Main", moron.

Here is a two for one picture, you completely ignorant ****:

http://www.cdc.gov/NCEH/publications...igure11.15.jpg

Notice the breaker on the right. There are many different types of "Meter
Mains", and this
is an example of only one style.

Notice the blue "seal" on the meter. Yes, that flat piece of plastic with a
hard, wire loop
going through the meter socket retainer ring? Gee, there is absolutely zero
chance of
figuring out how to clip that bugger so that it may be taken off and put back
on, is there?
Hell, some are even clear and are much easier to figure out.


Seals are not "reusable".

I never stated that they were. I only stated that some may be clipped in a
certain
fashion to give the obvious appearance of not being tampered with.

You are
presumptuous to advice the OP he's not capable of handling this task
and then go one to give misinformed information.

You are a retard that doesn't know squat about electrical systems, residential,
or not. Furthermore, your reading and comprehension skills are even worse.
How is that for presumptuousness? I clarified my remarks to him. Is there a
specific need that caused you to add your useless two cents, or are you truly a
useless twit?