Can someone check this reading please.

mommame

Hi I checked my meter and this was my reading 17975(026) then put my radiators on for and hour and a half and this was the reading 17975(813)
The brackets is the red numbers on the meter.
Can someone tell me if this is a normal reading as it seems high to me.
3 radiators were switched on at the time.
Thanks if you are still reading lol. :hello:

tanith

I know someone with the exact explanation will be a long but as far as I know those red numbers are such a small amount they can be ignored ,, they always tell you to ignore them when inputting a reading to my supplier so I assume they are the very tiniest amount..

[Deleted User]

Hi,

well going by those figures, you have used .787 of a unit 17957813 - 17957026, which at 10p a unit is about 8p

Edit: For 3 heaters for an hour and half seems really low to me.

What kind of heaters, and what wattage?

Edit: Oops should've asked first gas or electric, I was assuming electric.

molerat

Assuming this is gas that is .787 cu m which is about 9 kWh so probably right.

mommame

Aaw thanks everyone i just wanted to know if I was right that it is cheaper with my new combi boiler,and I also thought the red figures could be ignored but because the red figures were so high I thought I may be wrong.
cheers everyone.

[Deleted User]

Hi,

ok, jings, so I'm the



should've read your first post properly and realised that radiators probably meant gas.

200 lines,

'I must read and understand post properly.'
'I must read and understand post properly.'
'I must read and understand post properly.....................:rotfl: