【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151110

The time of electricity theft cannot be determined; the number of days of theft shall be calculated based on at least (C). A. 30 days B. 90 days C. 180 days D. 365 days Article 103 of the Power Supply Service Regulations stipulates that the amount of electricity stolen shall be determined as follows: 1. In cases where electricity is used by connecting wires illegally within the scope of power supply provided by the power supply enterprise, the amount of electricity stolen is calculated by multiplying the rated capacity of the illegally connected equipment (kilovolt-amps, treated as kilowatts) by the actual time of use ； 2. In cases of electricity theft through other means, the amount of electricity stolen is calculated by multiplying the capacity indicated by the rated current value of the meter used for billing (or, in the case of a current limiter, the rated current value of the limiter) – with kilovolt-amps being treated as kilowatts – by the actual time during which electricity was stolen. When the time of electricity theft cannot be determined, the number of days of theft is calculated as at least 180 days; the daily amount of electricity stolen is assumed to be 12 hours for electricity consumers ； Lighting users are calculated based on 6 hours.

At least, it should be a month; I’m just guessing

The time of electricity theft cannot be determined; the number of days of theft shall be calculated based on at least ( ). C, 180 days

The time of electricity theft cannot be determined; the number of days of theft shall be calculated based on at least (C). A. 30 days B. 90 days C. 180 days D. 365 days

C, 180 days--------------------------------------------

The time of electricity theft cannot be determined; the number of days of theft shall be calculated as at least (C, 180 days).