Is it possible to find that the heater was stolen?

The heater is likely to be stolen. Stealing heating can be measured. Under normal circumstances, relevant departments can search in the following three ways: First, conduct spot checks on households. The second is to inquire whether the heating valve of the household who has not paid the heating fee has been secretly opened. The third is to check whether the valve at the door of the owner's house that has not paid the heating fee leaks.

Is it possible to find that the heater was stolen?

If residents install drain valves on their radiators privately and use the discharged water to mop the floor or flush the toilet, it will be regarded as stealing heat.

If residents install heat exchangers on their own radiators privately, thus heating the water in their own water pipes, it is stealing heat.

The consequence of secretly turning on the heating is that it will be fined by the property company and listed as a untrustworthy user by the property company. If it fails to change many times, the property company can report the case in accordance with the standards of public security punishment law and hand it over to the judicial organs for handling.