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From the looks of my last bill, I had been charged more energy on the night rate so think I may have been lucky. :D

Hi all, just wanted to let you know that the problem has been resolved. I contacted Southern Electric and they sent an elecrician / engineer out the same day. He tested the electrics and found that one of the wires (connected to the offpeak devices) was not receiving any electric. His solution...

I see your point, I hadn't thought of any of that.

I've also taken a note of the meter readings this evening (as suggested by someone in another topic). If the off-peak figure hasn't changed by tomorrow, would that confirm that it is more likely a problem with the meter?

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Southern Electric

Southern Electric

Southern Electric

I leave them on 95% of the time so I only need to use the switches downstairs to turn the hot water on and off. Left leads to the top of the water tank (booster), rights leads to the bottom of the water tank (overnight)

They manually turn on my hot water. Left is the booster which, right is the over night switch. Both in on position.

They manually turn on my hot water. Left is the booster which, right is the over night switch. Both in off position.