Meter clicking up though no gas used

The_Fat_Controller

All three should have a valve on their respective pipes although they may not be obvious.

If your boiler has a pilot light make sure you know to relight it.

If in doubt get a Gas Safe engineer to check your home.

You say "clicking around", what type of meter do you have ?

theoretica

Do you have the model name of the back boiler?  I would see if the internet has manuals - unless the sellers left them.

markin

Hot water on manual control usually means Timed if its not on Const or OFF, what are the times?

ripple34

Qriz -
Thank you. 
Yes, I had to chase for a gas safety check of the back-boiler - carried out two days before completion!

ripple34

Markin - the timer is on Off unless I switch it to Continuous which means it starts to heat up. If I don't do that there is no hot water

Baxi Bermuda GF3 Super. I note there's a tap between the fire which fronts the boiler, and the meter. Presume that's the valve?
Also being so close to the gas fire I could hear a sort of rushing sound inside it. Is that then the pilot light burning all the time? Seems a lot of gas for a pilot light!

ripple34

I really don't feel qualified to fiddle about with valves and am unable to see where the stove one could be - presumably located behind the integrated oven?

Benny2020

10 units? you mean 10 to the left of the decimal point as that is 112 kwh

The_Fat_Controller

The units are in BLACK and that is the reading you send to your supplier.

The red box is decimals as above.

ripple34

The reading is now almost 33933.354. Am I misinterpreting ? Don't I then use the formula to calculate of :

10 × 2.83 × 1.02264 × 39.2† ÷ 3.6

Which I calculate as £12 + VAT for 2 tanks of water and a couple of boiled eggs

Benny2020

Multiply the units by 11.2 for kwh