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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to protect a bank of electrical meters?
We're trying to get a laundry room built out for a 17-unit apartment except the electrical meters are in the same room. I don't want anyone tampering with the meters. Any solutions to secure the meters, yet still accessible for service?
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Could you just cage them up like a liquor cabinet at a restaurant?