FREE AUTOMATIC PAYMENT PLAN

The Automatic Payment Plan is a service that draws from your checking or savings account to pay your monthly electric bill.

The payment is made automatically each month. There is no charge for this service from Henry County REMC or your bank.

If you are interested and want more information contact us at your convenience.

ALTERNATIVE BUDGET BILLING PLAN

A budget plan for payment of your electric utility bill is available. It is based on the actual experience, or estimated consumption where there is no actual experience, the REMC will compute the annual energy charge for all purposes and divide the same by eleven (11). At the end of the eleventh (11th) month, the difference between the actual charge and the budget plan shall be payable with the bill bill for the twelfth (12th) month of the billing period. Any overpayment shall be refunded or credited to the members account at the option of the member. If you are interested, or have any questions, please give us a call. 

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HENRY COUNTY REMC 2007 Incentive Program CONSUMER REBATES

REBATES: APPLICATIONS MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE BY THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 8,2007.

REBATE AMOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY.

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POWER SURGE PROTECTION

A SERVICE PROVIDED BY HENRY COUNTY REMC

Q. What Causes Power Line Surges?
A. Thunder Storms and Lightning are the most dramatic and destructive causes of power line problems. However, downed utility poles, animals or even large industrial motors switching on and off can create power surges.

Q. Can These Surges Cause Damage?
A. Yes. Today’s computerized appliances and electronics can be damaged or destroyed by over-voltage surges. Large appliances like air conditioners or refrigerators are less susceptible, but can be damaged as well.

Q. Can Surges Harm Equipment Not Being Used?
A. Yes. Many electrical devices have electronic timers, clocks, or remote controls (TV, VCR) which remain in operation even when it is not in use. Also, some appliances cycle off and on at random like air conditioners, water heaters, pumps, or refrigerators and they could be ‘on’ during a surge.

Q. Will My Circuit Breaker Protect My Equipment?
A. No. A common AC circuit breaker’s reaction time is simply not quick enough. The Meter-Treater is activated almost instantaneously.

Q. How Can I Prevent Power Surge Damage?
A. We recommend the installation of a Meter-Treater, Inc. Surge Protection system, a two-step approach to controlling power surges.

External Protection (Model 240). This device installs directly into your meter box to reduce externally generated surges to a safer level.

Internal Protection (Secondary Plug-In Devices). When used with The Model 240, secondary plug-in devices can provide a safe level of equipment protection for your home or office.

Q. Do These Protectors Handle All Voltage Problems?
A. No, though they do handle the most frequent and destructive ones. More sophisticated technology (i.e. hybrid power conditions and uninterruptible power systems) is available to handle complex power problems.

Q. Where Do I Get The Meter Treater® System?
A. Meter-Treater® equipment is now available through Henry County REMC.

Call today and order the Meter-Treater® system to protect your home and /or small office equipment from damaging surges.

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