How To Turn Off The Voice Of An Electric Token To Avoid Annoying Sounds

How to turn off the sound of electricity tokens (PLN Doc)

YOGYAKARTA - Tired of the continuous alarm of electric tokens? Don't worry, because there are several ways to turn off the sound of electric tokens that you can practice right away.

This article will provide complete guidance on how to turn off electric tokens, so you can enjoy comfort without interruption.

kWh meter at the electric meter itself is equipped with an alarm feature that will activate when power consumption approaches a certain threshold.

This alarm is usually set to sound when the remaining energy is around 25 kWh, giving users enough time to recharge the token.

The sound of a loud electric meter alarm when tokens run out often disturbs the comfort and calm of the surrounding environment. However, there are some simple ways to disable the sound without having to immediately recharge the token.

One quick way to stop the alarm is to enter a certain code in the electric meter. Try to enter the code 123000 then press the "enter", then the alarm sound will stop.

This feature is very useful if you need additional time before refilling. However, remember that this feature is only temporary. To ensure that the electricity supply remains stable, you should immediately recharge the electric token after the alarm is deactivated.

However, there are various ways to turn off the alarm sound on the variable prepaid electricity meter depending on the device brand. Some of the codes commonly used include:

More complete information, read the article discussing the Secret Code of the PLN Meter Various Merk: List, Function, and Meaning.

The sound of 'bounce' on an electric meter is generally triggered by an alarm feature that has been programmed to sound when the rest of the pulse reaches a certain threshold.

Please note, this alarm setup can be adjusted, but if it is not done, the meter will continue to sound even though there are still many pulses left.

In addition to alarm settings, technical problems in the internal components of the meter can also cause unwanted sounds.

To overcome this problem, users are advised to check the physical condition of the meter and if necessary, ask PLN technicians for help to make repairs or replacements.

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