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Cost of adding an electric sub meter?
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NickyinKent
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in Energy
Hi all,
Does anyone know what it would cost on average to add a sub meter to a main electric meter, for the purpose of monitoring the cost of a workshop to be used by a neighbour? I.e. I would like to be able to work out what just the workshop uses in electricity.
I have no idea at this stage whether it’s likely to be a big expense, or not?!
Does anyone know what it would cost on average to add a sub meter to a main electric meter, for the purpose of monitoring the cost of a workshop to be used by a neighbour? I.e. I would like to be able to work out what just the workshop uses in electricity.
I have no idea at this stage whether it’s likely to be a big expense, or not?!
The workshop electric supply already comes off the main electric meter, by the way.
Many thanks
Nicola
Many thanks
Nicola
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About £25 for the meter plus the electricians time, say £50-75. So up to £100.
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Ah thank you! That’s a relief.Mister_G said:About £25 for the meter plus the electricians time, say £50-75. So up to £100.
Thanks for taking the time to reply 😊0
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