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raging bull 19-09-2013 12:22

Re: Two electric meters
 
Could be interesting as to which meter is used for bills?
(Get the landlord organised to get something sorted re test/inspection of electrics)

Central 19-09-2013 17:26

Re: Two electric meters
 
Now here is the weird one.

My online account has been activated today. The serial number on the white meter matches what my supplier has. I have not given them this.

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Originally Posted by progers (Post 35623329)
There aren't solar panels on the roof?

No solar panels

raging bull 20-09-2013 06:25

Re: Two electric meters
 
As a safeguard against having a mega electric bill, have you made a note of meter readings.
Given that you have a meter capable of reading an 'off peak tariff', and a reading of a normal 'day time tariff'. Plus total of units used.

Pauls9 20-09-2013 08:06

Re: Two electric meters
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Central (Post 35623192)
Thing is we dont have Economy 7 heating just standard boiler and radiators

We have an Economy 7 meter. It's not just for central heating; it simply charges less for off-peak electricity. We set the dishwasher and tumble dryer to start at 11:30 pm, for example.

Tali 20-09-2013 22:43

Re: Two electric meters
 
If your supplier has given you the meter number of the white meter, that is the one that they will be billing you against.

It is possible that a previous tenant had a prepayment meter installed inside the flat. The old credit meter could have been left outside, so the meters could be connected in series. You can check this by checking what consumption is recorded by both meters (if they are in series they will be the same).

I wouldn't worry too much about the black one, but give your supplier a call and give them the serial number if you're concerned, they will be able to see what property and supplier it is registered to.


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