BPDB Prepaid Meter Codes

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BPDB prepaid meter codes are a unique set of numbers that electricity consumers can use to operate their prepaid meter with ease. These codes are function-specific since they can only perform a particular function at time.

There are different BPDB prepaid meter codes that you can use to perform a certain function on your meter. These codes vary depending on the meter brand that you’re using. It may interest you to note that Bangladesh Power Development Board has four different prepaid meter brands that they distribute to consumers.

This means that the code you’ll need to operate your prepaid meter is dependent on the meter brand you’re using. The meter brands that BPDB issues to users are Inhe, Hexing, Linyang, and Eastern prepaid meters. So, if you’re under BPDB, you must be using a meter from any of these brands.

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So, you’ll need to know your BPDB prepaid meter brand to enable you to choose the right code for it. There are codes for meter activation, checking of the meter number, and emergency balance, among others. Just know the function that you want to perform and its corresponding codes and you’re good to go.

BPDB Prepaid Meter Code List

Currently, there are about 18 different unique BPDB prepaid meter codes that can be used to perform a particular function. Each meter brand has its own codes. The table below summarizes BPDB prepaid meter codes for Hexing, Linyang, and Eastern meter brands.

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S/N	Function	Hexing	Linyang	Eastern
1.	Meter Activation	865	865	Auto
2.	Logoff Return Token	818	–	051
3.	Relay Tripping Cause	806	008	041
4.	Emergency Balance Start	811/810	809	–
5.	Meter Number	804	100	011
6.	Sanction Load	869	007	004
7.	Remaining Balance	801	019	010
8.	Remaining Emergency Balance	981/810	106	–
9.	Last Recharge Amount	817	200	050
10.	Token Sequence Number	889	201	–
11.	Token Sequence Number	889	011	090
12.	Current Month Uses	814	803	047
13.	Last-Month Uses	820	820	053
14.	Status of Friendly Mode	900	785	100
15.	Voltage	877	760	070
16.	Current	874	763	071
17.	Overdraw Threshold	–	106	044/045
18.	Tariff Solution	809/886	005	008

Table1.1: BPDB Prepaid meter codes

BPDB Prepaid Meter Codes for Inhe Meter Brand

The Inhe prepaid meter is among the popular prepaid meter brands used by electricity consumers under BPDB. This meter has both single-phase and three-phase types. Each type has its own code. The table below summarizes Inhe prepaid meter codes for both single and three-phase types.

S/N	Function	Inhemeter Single Phase Code	Inhe MeterThree Phase Code
1	Meter Activation	37120	37120
2	Logoff Return Token	54	C6015
3	Relay Tripping Cause	–	–
4	Emergency Balance Start	89898686	89898686
5	Meter Number	30	C10
6	Sanction Load	19	21350
7	Remaining Balance	00	C501
8	Remaining Emergency Balance	38/59	–
9	Last Recharge Amount	31	CL401
10	Last Recharge Token	53	C6014
11	Token Sequence Number	52	C6013
12	Current Month Uses	01	–
13	Last-Month Uses	–	–
14	Status of Friendly Mode	51/51/56	C6011, C6012
15	Voltage	07	L1-3270, L2-5270, and L3-7270
16	Current	08	L1-31, L2-5170, and170, L3-7170
17	Overdraw Threshold	38	C505
18	Tariff Solution	03	C701

Table 1.2: BPDB Inhemeter codes

BPDB Prepaid Meter Emergency Balance Code

There are different brands of prepaid meters under BPDB; each brand has a specific code for activating and checking the emergency balance.

The code for requesting emergency balance for Inhe prepaid meter brand is 89898686 While the code that you can use to check the remaining emergency balance for Inhemeter is 38/59,

For Hexing prepaid meter brand, the code that you can use to request Emergency credit is 811/810, while the one that you can use to check the remaining emergency balance is 981/810

On the other hand, if you’re using the Linyang prepaid meter brand, the emergency balance requesting code is 809, while the code for checking the remaining emergency balance is 106.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the emergency code for the BPDB meter?

The emergency codes for the BPDB meter are 89898686, 811/810, 809, for Inhe prepaid meter, Hexing prepaid meter and Linyang prepaid meter, respectively.

How do I put emergency on smart meter?

You can activate emergency on your smart meter by inputting any of these codes 89898686, 811/810, 809 in it, depending on your meter type.

How do I get emergency balance on my meter?

You can check emergency balance on your meter by using these codes 38/59, 981/810 106, for Inhe prepaid meter, Hexing prepaid meter and Linyang prepaid meter, respectively. These codes are not difficult to use. All you need to do is to input the code and press enter and your emergency balance will display on your meter.

Bottom Line

Knowing the specific BPDB prepaid meter codes for your meter brand is essential to making your electricity management easier and more efficient. Whether you’re using an Inhe, Hexing, Linyang, or Eastern meter, these codes allow you to perform important functions like checking your balance, requesting emergency credit, or even activating your meter—all with a few simple inputs.

By having a clear understanding of these codes, you gain control over your electricity usage and avoid unnecessary surprises. It’s like having a handy toolbox to keep your power running smoothly, without having to wait for external support.

So, make sure you’re familiar with your meter brand and its corresponding codes to make the most of your prepaid system. Keep them handy, and you’ll find that managing your electricity is not only stress-free but also empowering!