Security deposit charges on an electricity bill refer to a sum of money paid by consumers as a guarantee against non-payment or potential default on their electricity bills. This deposit acts as a security measure for the electricity provider, ensuring that they have a financial buffer in case the consumer fails to pay their bills.

The amount of the security deposit can vary based on factors such as the type of consumer (residential or commercial), the connected load, and the billing policies of the electricity distribution company. Typically, the security deposit is determined as a certain amount per kilowatt (KW) of connected load.

Consumers need to understand the terms and conditions related to security deposit charges, as they contribute to the overall upfront costs associated with obtaining an electricity connection. Additionally, the deposit is usually refundable upon discontinuation of the service, provided that all outstanding bills have been settled.

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