When a Lahore household moves between consumption bands, the monthly total alone cannot identify which tariff LESCO used. Find the account’s category on the bill, then check the meter-reading interval and units billed. Keep previous bills available if the category depends on past consumption.
Open the official LESCO bill and keep the copy for the billing period you want to check.
Read the LESCO schedule for that account
Locate the residential or commercial section that matches the connection. Within residential supply, read the conditions that accompany the row. Crossing a units threshold on a handwritten estimate does not establish how the issued bill has classified your account.
NEPRA’s LESCO tariff records include notification S.R.O. 46(I)/2026, listed on 13 January 2026. Treat it as a dated starting point and check later notifications or adjustments for the period on your bill.
If the category or number of billing days looks wrong, ask for a review of that specific field. Keep the month and subdivision shown on the issued LESCO copy. If the category is correct, compare adjustments and any earlier balance separately.
For help reading the schedule, use the national electricity tariff guide. To check your arithmetic, put the figures printed on the bill into the bill arithmetic checker.
Find another electricity company if the name on your bill differs.