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· Application · 07/23/2026
Nova Scotia Power meter test confirms accuracy for Fitzpatrick account, with Measurement Canada escalation pathway noted
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- Exhibit F-3 contains a July 23, 2026 letter from Nova Scotia Power to Ralph Fitzpatrick confirming that meter No. 2032751 was tested at an accredited facility approved by Measurement Canada and found to operate within prescribed accuracy limits.
- Testing was conducted on July 14, 2026, with system records (screens MTR01, MTR02, and MTR04) showing "As Found" kWh of 97,425.00 and "As Left" kWh of 97,427.00, with load survey accuracy readings (FLSASFKWH: 0.07, LLSASFKWH: 0.06, PFSASFKWH: 0.08) all within acceptable parameters.
- Nova Scotia Power advised the customer of the right to request an independent Measurement Canada meter test within six months at a $55.00 fee, refundable if the meter is found outside allowable limits.
- The letter also referenced customer support options including the Equal Billing program as a budget management tool, though no billing adjustment was offered given the meter passed testing.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- F-3 Meter Test Results (redacted)