7 Easy and Practical Ways to Check Your Electricity Bill

Electricity bills are one of the routine expenses that must be monitored every month.

Brilio.net - Electricity bills are one of the routine expenses that must be monitored every month. Knowing how to check electricity bills properly is very important to avoid late payments that can result in fines or even electricity cuts. There are many ways to check electricity bills, both online and offline. Here are 7 ways to check electricity bills that you can try.

The PLN Mobile application is one of the most practical ways to check electricity bills online. Here are the steps to check electricity bills through this application:
Step 1: Download the PLN Mobile application from the Google Play Store (for Android users) or the Apple App Store (for iOS users).
Step 2: Open the application, then register or log in using the registered mobile number.
Step 3: Enter your customer ID number or electricity meter number.
Step 4: Select the Electricity Bill Information menu.
Step 5: The application will display your complete electricity bill amount.

By using the PLN Mobile application, you can not only check your electricity bills, but also make payments and report disruptions directly.

Another way to check your electricity bill is to visit the official PLN website. Here are the steps:
Step 1: Open the browser on your device, then visit the official PLN website.
Step 2: Select the Check Electricity Bills and Tokens menu on the main page.
Step 3: Enter the customer ID number or electricity meter number in the column provided.
Step 4: Click Search to view the electricity bill details.

Through this website, you can also view your electricity usage history and make payments online.

If you don't have internet access, checking your electricity bill via SMS can be an alternative. Here's how to check your electricity bill via SMS:
Step 1: Open the messaging (SMS) application on your phone.
Step 2: Type a message in the format: REK (space) IDPEL (space) Customer ID Number. Example: REK IDPEL 1234567890.
Step 3: Send the SMS to number 8123.
Step 4: Wait a few moments until you receive a reply containing information about your monthly electricity bill.

Please note, this SMS service may be charged according to the operator rates you use.

Checking electricity bills can also be done by contacting the PLN call center. Here are the steps:
Step 1: Have your customer ID number ready before calling.
Step 2: Call the PLN call center at 123 (make sure you add the area code in front of the number, for example: 021-123 for Jakarta).
Step 3: Follow the instructions from the operator or customer service who receives your call.
Step 4: Inform your customer ID number, and customer service will provide your electricity bill information.

This service is usually available 24 hours, but make sure you have enough credit before making a call.

You can also check your electricity bill through an ATM machine, which is very easy if you often make transactions at an ATM. Here's how:
Step 1: Insert your ATM card and PIN.
Step 2: Select the Payment or Purchase menu.
Step 3: Select the Electricity/PLN option.
Step 4: Enter your customer ID number.
Step 5: Electricity bill information will appear on the ATM screen.

This method is very practical, especially if you want to check your electricity bill while doing other transactions at an ATM.

Almost all mobile banking applications from major banks in Indonesia provide services to check electricity bills. Here are the steps to check electricity bills via the mobile banking application:
Step 1: Open the mobile banking application on your phone.
Step 2: Login to your mobile banking account.
Step 3: Select the Payment or Electricity/PLN menu.
Step 4: Enter your customer ID number.
Step 5: Electricity bill information will appear on the application screen.

The mobile banking application also allows you to pay electricity bills directly, making it more efficient.

If you are more comfortable with offline, you can check your electricity bill at the post office or official payment agents such as Indomaret and Alfamart. The method is:
Step 1: Visit the nearest post office or authorized payment agent.
Step 2: Give your customer ID number to the officer.
Step 3: The officer will check and inform you of the amount of your electricity bill.
Step 4: You can also pay your electricity bill directly on the spot.

This method is especially useful for those who are less familiar with technology or are more comfortable making payments in cash.

Don't forget to always routinely check your electricity bill every month to make sure there are no late payments. That way, you can avoid fines or even power outages that can disrupt your daily activities.

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