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Yes it does It is the meter reader that visits every two years to confirm readings and no obvious tampering what do you mean what will happen with smart meters ? these still need checking regardless
Curious - what was the fault and what did it do? The fitter that fitted ours passed a rather odd comment but we have 2 items fitted. The meter and a separate thingy that from it's flashing leds looks after the coms.
makes a change for you not having the ability to read what has been put
The meters turned themselves off constantly , they didnt register and worse than that they registered gas being used when no gas was being used
Yep. Old prepaid meters aren't smart enough to do it. Sam Grimes economics yet again.Will those on pre-paid meters miss out on the off peak offer? ie the poorest/low income users
Our gas meter was exchanged for a calibration check. Some time ago once. I though that was what you were referring to.
the pipe that needed swapping went to the central heating. I then asked for the unused meter to be removed. Proved to be difficult but the supplier complaints lot sorted it out eventually. I then had loads of strange letter concerned about not having a gas meter. Eventually a bloke who I assume was an inspector turned up, took a look and spent a good 15mins filling in some form or the other in his van.
They phoned up and said they had made a mistake as there were 2 appointments at the property so cancelled one. Fortunately no address problems on the meter they replaced. 2 spinsters used to live here and wanted separate bills.The unfortunate aspect with prepayment is pay as and when it's needed. With the usual set up they get cash ahead of time as they are accounting for whole year use including the winter. They say this is good - it levels the bills but is it fair to charge prepayment people more?
We have one on our top floor from when it used to be rented out by previous owners to students. They did this for a while and then stopped.
Nine times out of ten you haven't a clue on the meaning of what you write. We're all conditioned.
I did query that on gas in case a high capacity meter was needed. No problem if it is but the only real load is the central heating and one standard meter was handling that without any problem. The house did have 2 powerful and probably rather inefficient under sink water heaters. The gasboard as it will have been then repiped the house with larger bore than what used to be used in older houses. The central heating provides hot water now. Some houses around here are still on the old steel pipe. They will have great fun if they update the boiler. One of our neighbours did, Others pass.
Too late now. It might have worked out cheaper than the convertor. The wiring to the garage would have been "fun" though but could have done it myself without problem. I am trained somewhat in that area as it was handy at times at work. I may revisit this when the house electrics are fully upgraded. As things are now new wiring is correctly protected. Old as it was.You certainly are as you so often prove with your inability to be able to think for yourself
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