No, they can remotely read it. Italy had one of the first smart grids in fact. It is just the standard here to only buy 3.3 kW unless you have induction stoves

No, they can remotely read it. Italy had one of the first smart grids in fact. It is just the standard here to only buy 3.3 kW unless you have induction stoves. Having more power available costs a little more, and on top of that you pay for what you consume. As to "fuse", my mistake as I am not a native speaker. I meant breaker.