RTS meter or not an RTS meter

Spoonie_Turtle

Netexporter said:

Ildhund said:

Netexporter said:

Whether it is RTS, or not, the meter is well out of its certified life and your supplier is required to change it on that ground alone.

I'm not so sure: the bible reports that the Sangamo S200.16's certification period is 40 years, so it's still good for a few more years yet.

Does that apply to a second life? It was made in 1970 and presumably refurbished/recalibrated in 1989.

Yes, recertification gives a new cert period.

imeach

Never seen a set up like that 
For the metering experts, how are 2 rates taken for a reading?
Is there a button on that digital attachment??
And with no serial number on it, I'm guessing supplier would give the analogue serial number, which would confuse a meter reader (me included) 

Gerry1

Scot_39 said:

Robin9 said:

Can you photo the entire set up please.

RTS refers to the communication aspect and is usually a black box - it it this which is being dispensed with 

But the rts receiver at a push could be in the plastic dual rate bolt on box.

It would be nice if someone had the company spec for that module.

Wonder if there is a manufacturer / part number on it ?

Unlikely to be an RTS meter because the depth is far too small.  The ferrite rod aerial has to have an alternative mounting position in case it happens to be edge-on to the transmitter and can't receive a usable signal.

It appears to be a very simple and very small two-rate meter with a built-in electronic clock and timeswitch.  There seem to be no buttons so presumably the display alternates between Rate 1 kWh, Rate 2 kWh, Total kWh, Time and Date?