Creda model 7961C

chephed · 19 Sep 2009

my new flat has many of these storage heaters installed but they come on during the day and I don't seem to have a seperate metre which i've heard I need. If my landlord has installed these incorrectly as I think he may have installed the storage heaters and gas (£1) and electricity (50p) metres himself, what can I do?

kevplumb · 19 Sep 2009

If my landlord has installed these incorrectly as I think he may have installed the storage heaters and gas (£1) and electricity (50p) metres himself, what can I do?

turn them off

till you know

having had a look about are you sure they are storage heaters not convectors

chephed · 19 Sep 2009

Yes i've googled the make and model and it seems to be a storage heater. Thanks for your advice, I won't use them until I know whats happening.

doitall · 19 Sep 2009

He could very well have private Sub meters for each flat.

kevplumb · 19 Sep 2009

doitall said:
He could very well have private Sub meters for each flat.

bit salty with night stores tho john

doitall · 19 Sep 2009

Landlord don't care what it costs to run them, in fact he probably makes a bomb out of it.

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