What does the flashing indicator light of the current prepaid electricity meter represent?

Nowadays, many users choose to use prepaid smart meters. Here are a few advantages of prepaid smart meters:

1. No manual meter reading is required. A significant amount of manpower has been saved, eliminating the need for monthly on-site meter reading and remote data collection.

2. Resolve the issue of difficulty in charging fees. To ensure the recovery of funds, users need to pay before using electricity.

3. Prepaid smart meters do not require on-site charging. Implement a pay first, use electricity later policy, where users need to purchase electricity first and no longer need to manually collect electricity bills on-site.

The active and reactive indicator lights on the electricity meter will flash when using active and reactive electricity. If the constant of the electricity meter is 3200, flashing 3200 times for active and reactive electricity indicates that 1 kWh of electricity has been used.

The alarm light of the multifunctional energy meter will flash when there is an abnormal alarm, such as current loss, voltage loss, reverse phase sequence alarm, etc. The single-phase meter has a pulse indicator light, which is the same as the active indicator light. During use, the more load is running, the faster the pulse indicator light will flash. Once an abnormal situation occurs, the alarm light will flash.