Prepaid Submetering by Kooza Electric Limited

We provide prepaid electricity submetering and prepaid water submetering for apartments, hostels, and commercial buildings. Each unit gets its own meter, so tenants pay only for what they use.

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Transparent billing

Individual meters remove disputes and make consumption fair for every tenant.

Real-time credit tracking

Tenants can monitor usage and credit balance from the web or mobile app.

Mobile money top-ups

Buy credit instantly via mobile money and keep utilities running without delays.

Electricity submetering

Our prepaid electricity submetering installs a dedicated meter per unit. Power is automatically controlled based on credit, ensuring reliable collection and zero shared-bill arguments.

Water submetering

Prepaid water submetering measures each unit’s usage and can automate valve control when credit runs out. This reduces waste and improves accountability.

Frequently asked questions

It’s a utility model where each unit has its own meter and tenants buy credit before using power or water.

Yes, we provide prepaid electricity and water submetering for apartments and commercial buildings.

Installation time depends on unit count and site readiness. Contact us for a tailored schedule.

NWSC meters are postpaid: you are exposed to tenant non-payment and meter confiscation. NWSC will bring the bill at month end; if the tenant does not have money at hand, the meter may be confiscated. The tenant can move elsewhere, and you can be left with a bill to clear and fines to pay to get back the meter or restore service. Prepaid submetering shifts usage to pay-as-you-go and helps reduce that risk for landlords.

Our prepaid submeters let you buy water to match your finances—from as little as 1,000 UGX, at any time that suits you. Unlike NWSC, which typically bills at month end, you are not asked for a lump sum when you may not have cash on hand. If there is a leak, an NWSC postpaid bill can keep growing until the next bill is issued; with prepaid submetering you spend down the credit you have loaded, and when credit runs out, usage stops—so you do not face the same kind of open-ended balance building up between readings. If several households share one meter, arguments over fair use and how to split the bill are common; your own submeter means you pay only for what you use and avoid those disputes with neighbours.