EEDC, or Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, is an electricity disco that covers the southeastern part of Nigeria, which includes states like Enugu, Ebonyi, Abia, Imo, and Anambra. If you reside in any of these states and use a prepaid meter, it makes sense for you to know the EEDC prepaid meter codes to enable you to use them to operate your meter when necessary.
There are different EEDC prepaid meter codes that correspond to the meter brand. Each meter brand that EEDC distributes to their customers has their own unique codes, which are function-specific. This means that an electricity consumer in Awka may be using a different prepaid meter from another consumer in Nnewi. The popular prepaid meter brands that EEDC distributes to customers are Longi prepaid meters, Conlog prepaid meters, Mojec prepaid meters, etc.
However, it is important to note that there are different meter brands under EEDC and each has its own code. So, for you to properly use this code, you should be able to know your meter brand before you can then look for the code that corresponds with the function you want to perform. Once you know your meter brand, you can easily choose the codes that align with the function you want to perform and operate your meter with ease without needing assistance.
EEDC Prepaid Meter Codes List
There are about five different prepaid meter brands that EEDC gives out to their customers. Each of these brands has their own special code. The table below summarises different meter brands, codes, and functions. Kindly go through it to choose the one that is suitable for your own meter.
| Function | Mojec Meter Brand | Memmcol Meter Brand | Skyrun-Meter Brand | Conlog Meter Brand | Longi Meter Brand |
| Credit-Balance Code | 009 | 07 | 009 | 009 | 801 |
| Meter Number Code | 100 | 65 | 100 | #100# | 804 |
| Meter Activation Code | – | – | – | #43# | 620 |
| Credit Amount Code | 040 | – | 040 | 077 | 817 |
| Alarm Off Code | 045 | – | 045 | 812 | 613 |
| Reset Code | 990 | 990 | – | # | – |
How to Use EEDC Prepaid Meter Codes
Now that you know different EDDC prepaid meter codes and their functions. Let’s quickly look at how you can use them to operate your meter with ease. Follow the steps below to use your EEDC meter codes:
- Locate your meter’s customer interface unit (CIU) and connect it to light source
- Choose the particular code that corresponds to the function you want to perform
- After inputting the code into the meter, you can then click on the ‘’Enter’’ button
- If you get it right, your CIU screen will display the result of functions you performed. And you’re done.
Conclusion
There are numerous prepaid meter brands that EEDC gives out to customers, including Mojec, Conlog, Longi, and Skyrun; each has specific codes for functions like checking credit balance, viewing meter numbers, resetting the meter, and more. Knowing your meter brand and its respective codes allows you to efficiently perform tasks on your meter without external help. You can use it with ease by simply locating your meter’s Customer Interface Unit (CIU), entering the correct code for the function you want to perform, and pressing “Enter” to complete the operation. With these steps, you can easily manage your EEDC prepaid meter and control your energy consumption.