No that's your MPAN (Meter Point Access Number) you need the SSC of your TarrifI phoned the supplier and they gave this number: 1900010308853
No that's your MPAN (Meter Point Access Number) you need the SSC of your TarrifI phoned the supplier and they gave this number: 1900010308853
I will go back to them. ThanksNo that's your MPAN (Meter Point Access Number) you need the SSC of your Tarrif
You've joined the forum to task up other members to satisfy your curiosity? Yeah I'd say you're wasting a lot of people's time.Just one thing I should mention: Currently I am being charged the same tariff over 24 hours. So you may ask why am I bothered about establishing what the off-peak times of the E7 program are? Answer: intellectual curiosity! Given that I am on a standard tariff, will it make sense to my supplier to ask about the SSC of my tariff?
Your SSC will be 0393 this is a flat rate tariff code, means you are paying for one rate of electricity. You are probably on a totaliser tariff. This means you either read the Total import or add R1 and R2 together to creat your reading.Just one thing I should mention: Currently I am being charged the same tariff over 24 hours. So you may ask why am I bothered about establishing what the off-peak times of the E7 program are? Answer: intellectual curiosity! Given that I am on a standard tariff, will it make sense to my supplier to ask about the SSC of my tariff?
100% this start the conversation with all the information or you are just talking with no true reason!You've joined the forum to task up other members to satisfy your curiosity? Yeah I'd say you're wasting a lot of people's time.
Have a nice day m8You've joined the forum to task up other members to satisfy your curiosity? Yeah I'd say you're wasting a lot of people's time.
Hi I've got Economy 7 and a 5246C meter and my electric supplier has today told me "The RTS signal switch off will not effect your meter, as it does not have a Radio Tele Switch (the signal that is being turned off) that makes the load switch happen.
Thank you so much for your advice. It's very reassuring. According to neighbours the mobile signal is useless but if it functions as a traditional meter that's great. Should I tell my supplier that their information is incorrect?Hi your meter DOES NOT RELY ON THE RTS SIGNAL. It will still function as expected once the RTS has been switched off.
That said your meter will be nearing the end of its certification life I would suggest having the meter changed. I have worked with Smart meters for over 5 years both in the field as an installer and now as a technical operator in the back office fixing issues as the arrive. Smart Meters have come along way since my employer started using them back in 1995, my employer was one of the first to offer smart back way before the government got it's mits into it.
As long as your property is not in the middle of nowhere with no mobile signal there should be no reason a smart meter does not function as smart. If there is no signal then the meter will still function as a traditional meter..
Boost Button ? The only button on the meter is a blue one for meter readings 1, 2 T, date, time, EndDoes the off peak come on when you press the boost button?
Hi Thanks for that.Off you press the test button and release so the screen shows all zeros with stars inside, then press and hold the button till it goes thunk (you will feel and hear it). That will put it into test mode and your off peak will be live for 5 to 10mins. You can then test and see if your heating and hot water come on.
If it does come on then there should be no issue.
Second thing to check, how many wires come out the underside of the meter? Should be 5 if E7 is wired correctly.
Sounds like it's installed correctly.Hi Thanks for that.
'Test Button' is that the blue button with 'CYCLE DISPLAY' next to it.
When you say, 'if it comes on there should be no issue' do you mean Off Peak power will now come on every night without me having to touch anything.? Only this meter is at a holiday let and we've had to ask every guests since May to manually turn on a hot water timer which is connected to Peak Power.
The wires coming out/in the unit are, from right to left Brown, Blue, Blue, Grey, Brown.
Wish i could send you a pic.
Thanks
Really appreciate your help, thank you, I'll have to try that tomorrow when we are there servicing it between guests.Sounds like it's installed correctly.
Yes the cycle display function button press it the press and hold it
Yes i can see the current time i was hoping to see the time the off peak power is supposed to be available from and until. I have a wifi switch connected to the off peak supply that connects automatically when it's powered up, then i can turn on or off the immersion heater from home. It saves having it on when the property is empty and saves me having to driving into town just to flick a switch.You should be able to see the current time when cycling the display.