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Richie-from-the-Boro

Carrot007 wrote: »

It's not! I could have looked it up but meh! But like to mention things if I think of them! (I like stats and info!)



I went to Uni up in the BORO, do miss it. Thought I did go for a ride on the Saltburn cliff tram a few weeks back!

Everyone should do the tramway up the cliff and transporter gondola, pity the world lost the 'halfpenny bridge' over the Glen just two minutes from the tramway. Best of luck.

Graham1

Usually the radio teleswitches switch over at the correct time accurate to the exact second. Problems receiving the radio signal could account for a late switch over. An early one is strange. Any storage heaters should be wired to the switched output so it will make no difference to them. But check the time settings of your hot water immersion heater if you have one, to make sure this is not operating in the higher tariff period.

All of these radio teleswitches will eventually stop working (when the last available valve for the radio 4 long wave transmitter at droitwich finally goes - whenever that might be). So probably a good reason to get a smart meter installed even if you ordinarily would not want one.

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Carrot007 wrote: »

Could do, as I said, out of domestic but smart is meant to be coming to the PC1-4 business (and yes there are many 1/2 PC business customers oddly enough, the system got weird).


I just remeber all the issues we had doing AMR for business on such tarrifs and needed an external contactor.

Domestic smart Eco 7 meters are already here but it seems only Secure Liberty 100 meters are set up to record them.
I have read quite a few of these meters as it means pressing button 6, not 9, to reveal day/night kwh totals. When I first came upon one a couple of years ago Robin9 was my source of info because my bosses at G4S had no idea.
Landys Gyr, Elster and the others can all do Eco 7 smart meters it if they train the meter fitters properly and supply them with the correct meter