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Hi all, Thank you for your help! I've crunched the numbers and have decided that it will actually be cheapest to switch from an economy 7 to a standard tariff since it is only the water heater that would be operating at night. This also saves having someone come out and modify the existing...

I have noticed that if I flick the 'normal supply' and 'off-peak supply' switches on the BX2000 to the on positions, this light comes on and stays indefinitely. The boost buttons also do not do anything. I cannot recall what happens if only the 'off-peak supply' is turned on.

If they are 'on', is that not going to override the BX2000? Should they not be off?

We have two electric heaters. There is no gas in the flat. I agree I don't think the switch for the lower immersion is economy 7, so I think we need to use the control box?

So in theory I should have the switches turned off and just use the control box?

Apologies, I am Australian and im not sure what the most accurate terms are. I am talking about picture 2 with the switches controlling power to the elements. From each element, one cable feeds into these switches, and then the other goes to the control box. You can see the two cables most...

Yes we are in a rental property, I have asked the landlord these questions but they have not been very helpful, I might need to insist on having an electrician come out. We are with Octopus energy with an economy 7 tariff. We have a smart meter but I am not sure of the specifics. My major...

Hi, I've recently moved into a new all electric flat and am unsure how to correctly operate the hot water system to have it heat during off peak times. The tank has two heating elements, that are both connected to a socket in the wall and also to a control box (BX2000) with individual...