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Is this an E7 Meter?
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Only if your house has been wired up as such.CharlieRabbit01 wrote: »So I cam only assume that I have the option to be on E7 but currently on single rate.
Just because the meter has the option to charge at 4 rates doesn't mean that your supplier will agree to do so, nor that the meter has been installed with this option available. The same is true for E7.0 -
Only if your house has been wired up as such.
Just because the meter has the option to charge at 4 rates doesn't mean that your supplier will agree to do so, nor that the meter has been installed with this option available. The same is true for E7.
Ok, thanks.
I think i'm better off on a single rate, though I have to say I'm finding it quite confusing trying to decide which is the best one to switch to and different comparison sites give me different options.0 -
CharlieRabbit01 wrote: »My question is about what type of meter I have as it looks like a multi rate but i only have single rate showing.
That meter is capable of being configured as a multi rate meter but yours is not - this is obvious from the cables.
So I cam only assume that I have the option to be on E7 but currently on single rate.
Everyone has the option to be on E7 if they want to be but you are currently on a single rate tariff. If you requested E7, they would fit a new meter.
I was not aware that if you had an E7 meter you could choose to be on a single rate, which is the impression I get.
You don't currently have an E7 meter.
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