Is it necessary to ground a meter socket?

Can I therefore pull my electric meters?

An electric meter, also known as a "watt/hour" or "watt/hour"meter, is a device that your local electric utility uses for billing purposes to measure how much power is being used in a home or building. A qualified electrician or an authorized employee of the utility can remove a meter.

How do you ground an enclosure? Grounding an enclosure made of metal, such as a box, or other equipment, involves connecting it (bonding) to the earth using an equipment grounding conductor. Next, connect it to a grounding electro conductor. Finally, connect it to the grounding electrode. This is the conducting element connection to the earth.

People also ask if 2 ground rods are required.

For about 10 years, MA has required 2 8' grounding wires at least 6 feet apart. NEC 250.56 is used where resistance must be less than 25 ohms. You can also use an underground metal waterpipe located on the street side, with a length of 1 rod and a diameter of 1 meter.

Is it possible to install an electric meter on my own?

Legally, you can fit your own meters for electricity and gas. Also electricity act 1991 and 1986. When they call to change your meter, you can make arrangements for your meter being fitted by someone else.