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That's a much easier question to answer. I am with Octopus Energy and have been on their tracker tariff over the past 12 months. My total energy cost for the last 12 month period has been £1783, for the previous 12 months I was on the standard cap tariff the total energy bill was £2865.

It would be 48 screen shots which I am not going to do. It is what it is, believe it or not that’s your choice.

If I didn’t have proof I wouldn’t have been able to do the calculations. I have monthly figures provide by the suppliers app and I have the bills too.

I have calculated my savings since moving to a smart meter tariff 12 months ago, I have saved just over £1000 despite using slightly more energy compared to the previous 12 months.

I dont have figures that far back but comparing the last 12 months to the previous 12 months I have saved financially about 33% in electric and 43% in gas despite using slightly more kWh electric and gas.

I am based in the South and with Octopus. The smart meters, IHD and mobile app all work well. I have definitely saved money on my energy bills because of the tariff I am on due to having smart meters.

I don’t understand why you have such a mismatch of controls, no wonder it’s not working how you want.

It’s normal while the hub decides how much heat is required.

I spoke to them and the techie called me back with the answer.

No, the valve body is different according to Honeywell tech support.

No, there is an excess per fault. On my Homecare 3 it was £60.

And not forgetting the £60 excess you pay BG for every fault call-out.

I've gone from having 10 Wiser TRV's to just 3. The 3 that I have kept are controlled by a couple of Wiser room stats due to the TRV's sub par performance.

You would be surprised how much information the Wiser hub actually records and stores which is not available to users of the app. If you are technically minded take a look at the Wiser integration on Home Assistant and you will gain access to lots of additional stuff, a Wiser zigbee map being...

Aren't you using solar for your DHW presumably with an immersion as backup? If so then Wiser can control heating in every room in your house.

But why do things using different manufacturers when you could do it all with Wiser. Put Wiser TRVs on all the rads and if you allocate them on a per room basis each TRV will call for heat if required. Use Wiser room thermostats in areas where you want to group rooms together. Its so simple to...

You need to have one system controlling everything, don’t mix and match between systems. It’s a strange way to work having multiple systems all trying to learn how your house heats and cools and conflicting with each other.

Sounds like an issue with the motorised valve. Do you have an s or y plan or something else?

You don’t have to use the Wiser room stat, the Wiser TRV will work on its own with a wiser hub. If you have more than one Wiser TRV in a room then they will sync with each other automatically.

The meter is correct. You count 00 to 09 and then start again.