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In this video, energy meters have come a long way. From the old analog models with spinning dials to the modern models with smart-level connection, here’s what you need to know.

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Electrical meters track how much energy your home consumes. Once mechanical and complicated, they’ve become easier to understand and use. Host Kevin O’Connor, master electrician Heath Eastman, and building engineer Ross Trethewey discuss these devices.

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