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I work in property and was asked to look at a heating system in a city centre apartment which has caused confusion among several lettings agents who are marketing the property. They all disagree as to what type of heating system is at the property. It is a first floor flat above shops and there...

When I moved into the flat the old fuse was 40amp and there was an old electric shower. The old shower eventually stopped working and was replaced with a brand new electric shower. I had two 40 amp fuses which blew and I was advised that the fuse wasn't suitable for my new recently purchased 8.5...

Haha, things are never simple. I checked last night and the neon indicator doesn't work at all, day or night. The other storage heater that we do use doesn't have a neon indicator. However it definitely charges up using on peak and off peak supply day so I will contact NPower againand see if...

The small one way consumer unit to the left of the meter is for the electric shower. I recently had the fuse replaced with the miniature circuit breaker because I had two fuses which blew while I was in the shower. Now that I know which is the two way consumer unit I can switch it off and see...

All the helpful responses are much appreciated. There is only one wall/power switch per heater, there is no second switch. The smaller (broken) storage heater that we don't use has a neon indicator on the switch supplying the heater. The large storage heater that we do use has no neon...

The single C/O to the left is for the electric shower. So is there definitely a teleswitch there and if there is a fault with the teleswitch is it Npowers responsibility? Anna

Thanks everyone for all the replies, I have uploaded two photograph to my profile of my meter/fuses as advised. I can confirm that they are definitely (Dimplex) storage heaters (I have some limited knowledge of heating systems through my job although I had never lived with storage heaters...