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Not knowingly!

Does he run a department store?

I'm sure that's right. I think we've all learned something, but we've kicked this one to death!

OK, my mistake. Trying to be too smart :mad:!

Agreed, I don't know offhand whether it changes above a certain usage, or on type of business, but it doesn't matter for current purposes. OK, sounds like his was the same, except I don't think there was an option to configure it, it just came like that.

In the news with the upcoming by-election. Pronounced Maykerfield on TV. I lived in Manchester for a few years and while Ashton-in-Makerfield didn't come up in the conversation very often, IIRC it was pronounced Mackerfield. Can anybody from the area give a ruling?

Nissen Nissan. Nissen made huts :sneaky:

Bro's is 3-phase. I can't remember what it looked like, but not like your link, and I can't find anything I recognise on the web. I used to post his readings (EON-next) as he's not much good on computers! I didn't study it in detail but can only assume it gave total kWh for all 3 phases as we...

Agreed, when drugs make the news, like when county lines are interrupted, or a consignment seized, there is no mention of the people buying the stuff. The fact that there is a market is taken as a given. It might be an idea to try to tackle that end of it.

Sounds like a fancier model. Bro's, in addition to time and date it had 4 readouts, day kWh, night kWh, the sum oof those plus a 4th one I don't think we ever worked out what it meant.

Sounds like a different system with 2 meters. Mine has 1 meter with 2 mileometer-type displays, the RTS telling it which one to use (till it was switched off) Everything electrical was at day or night rate, probably different if there are storage heaters or dedicated feeds to eg an immersion heater

Is that the type with LCD display giving time, date and day/night kWh readings? My brother's was that type till he went smart meter. I told Octopus I would be happy to change to that type but they wouldn't do it. I would prefer (slightly) to keep the functionality but it won't happen with...

Anybody noticed this thread is from 2019?

If I couldn't I wouldn't be reading this thread. Assuming I can read. That's why I asked you to summarise it.

Can you summarise the main conclusions for us?

I don't have storage heaters. As you said in #27, there are several ways they can be connected, and losing the RTS might cause problems with some or all. I had a tariff (Octopus) with same rate per kWh day and night, but that came to an end. Current tariff has different rates, but I'll be...

If anybody's still interested, my RTS was switched off about a month ago. Unsurprisingly, it froze in day mode.

I assume the original system had no pump. Two is unusual, a sketch would still be useful.

Where is the pump? A sketch of the system would be helpful Can't find that model so can't tell if it's heat-only, system or combi. Is it 55000 BTU/h, natural gas?

No need to go to South Africa to see that, it happened plenty in UK. But thinking about it, the elements and compounds in asbestos, silicates, calcium, magnesium etc aren't inherently harmful, so presumably it's the fibrous nature that's the problem. The asbestos dust coming off brake parts must...