question about medical permanent supplies.

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With a revenue protection officer, I changed a 'non rigged' electric meter but the seals on it were a piece of copper with a makeshift seal on it.

On inspection off the meter, there was a mini consumer unit 1RCD 2xMCCBs that was connected directly to the cutout. (cutout had same dodgy looking seals)

so my question is, as there was a prepay meter in place, is this allowed if there a constant need for electric due to a medical condition which requires 24/7 electrically powered medical equipment?

House was a cannabis farm and the account was more than forth coming that this was the supply used for the farm. I disconnected the cables and made it safe.
 
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Never heard of it or come across it, you would have to check with the supplier what is in place to pay for the units used. Which is possible with a pre-pay meter if it's a fixed load. (though I would expect a quarterly meter to have been retained to supply all the load as a check)
 

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