MEA warns the public against fraudulent electricity-saving devices, stating they are ineffective and pose fire risks.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) has issued a public warning regarding deceptive advertisements for electricity-saving devices. The authority clarifies that these devices are substandard, do not reduce electricity bills, and can cause electrical short circuits.
This warning aims to protect consumers from financial loss and safety hazards, while also preventing illegal electricity usage through meter tampering.
Fast Facts
·Warning issued by: MEA (Metropolitan Electricity Authority)
·Issue: Fraudulent electricity-saving devices
·Claimed benefit: Reduce electricity bills
·MEA's stance: Devices are ineffective and substandard
·Risks: Electrical short circuits, fire hazards, illegal electricity use
