Where should gas meters not be installed to avoid potential issues?

Installing gas meters in locations where they are subjected to excessive corrosion, vibration, or damage is highly discouraged due to the risks posed to safety and functionality. Corrosive environments can degrade the materials and components of the gas meter, potentially leading to leaks or failure of the meter itself. Vibration can cause wear and tear on connections and seals, increasing the likelihood of a gas leak. Similarly, placement in high-traffic or hazardous areas increases the risk of physical damage from external forces. Ensuring that gas meters are installed in stable, safe environments is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the gas system and preventing dangerous situations. Other options might have some level of concern, but they do not present as immediate or severe risks as installing in areas prone to corrosion or damage.