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Another faulty electric meter thread
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7 kwh per day is perfectly normal. I have solar panels, live on my own and am out all day and still use about 4-5 kwh per day.4kWp, South facing, 16 x phono solar panels, Solis inverter, Lincolnshire.0
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I called up my supplier and cancelled the meter test.
They said they're rolling out smart meters towards the start of next year but couldn't give a date. I'll chase again in two months.
Still not sure how my neighbour's consumption is 2-3kwh per day but I'll leave it for now until I have a smart meter installed.0 -
One way to establish your meter is to put the kettle on and watch for your meter s little red light start to flash faster. It slows when the kettle switches off.TheLookingGlass wrote: »Yes they're all in the same cupboard. Checked that it's mine by turning it off!
All electric meters are powered by a separate feed and stay on all the time.You cannot switch it off at your mains switch0 -
Are you read the right meter? Does the serial number match the one on your bills? Switch everying, off does it still move?Do you want your money back, and a bit more, search for 'money claim online' - They don't like it up 'em Captain Mainwaring0
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