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How to read your hot water bill

Understand the elements on your metered hot water bill, provided directly to you through a network of pipes with usage measured via a meter.

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Written by Radomir
Updated over 2 years ago

If you use metered hot water, the water heating at your property occurs in a centralised location and is provided directly to you through a network of pipes, with usage measured via a meter which records your consumption.

Unlike more common LPG installations which heat water, you won’t have your own gas bottles or tanks and you don’t need to order gas deliveries.


Page 1

1. Your account details – the high level details of your account, including your customer number and the tax invoice number.

2. Invoice Total and Date Due – the Invoice Total is how much you need to pay for this bill; and the Date Due is the day you need to pay this bill.

3. Account Summary – details of your past and present balance and payments, including:

  • Balance Brought Forward: your Account Balance, carried over from the previous bill to this one

  • Your new charges for this billing period

  • Invoice Total: the total amount to pay for this bill (the Amount Due)

  • Payments and Adjustments: any payments or credit memos applied to your account since your previous bill

  • Total Amount Due: this includes the Amount Due for this bill and any previous outstanding balance

  • Your usage graph: this includes your average daily usage and whether the reads were estimated.

4. Bill messaging – some of our invoices display have important messaging displayed on Page 1. Some examples of these messages may include:

  • Price change information

  • Meter read information


Page 2

5. Meter read information – a summary of this period’s meter read information, including

  • Present reading

  • Previous reading

  • Days in the billing period and rate per litre

  • Daily supply rate

  • Un-metered supply charges for the billing period – this is calculated at a per day rate

  • Total charges for this bill period

The Origin Bill image is for illustration and is indicative only.

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