Combine two electric meters? Discussion ThreadCombine two electric meters? Electrical Advice
Hi Guys,
Please be gentle this is my first thread!
Really need expert, independant advice.
I have a shop which has two electric meters one is for the lighting/ power sockets, the other is for night storage units.
Would it be cheaper to combine the two meters? I'm currently paying the same kwh rate and daily service charge for both meters. The amounts are, 22.02 kwh and £7.00 monthly service charge with British Gas.
I only use one of the three storage heaters during the winter months. When it gets really cold I use either an oil filled radiator or a halogen heater.
If I can't combine the two should i get british gas to disconect the night storage meter, leaving me with one meter and no service charge on the other?
Storage heaters look about ten years old.
Any help would be appreciated as I have little knowledge in this field!
Cheers Clare
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Hi Guys,
Please be gentle this is my first thread!
Really need expert, independant advice.
I have a shop which has two electric meters one is for the lighting/ power sockets, the other is for night storage units.
Would it be cheaper to combine the two meters? I'm currently paying the same kwh rate and daily service charge for both meters. The amounts are, 22.02 kwh and £7.00 monthly service charge with British Gas.
I only use one of the three storage heaters during the winter months. When it gets really cold I use either an oil filled radiator or a halogen heater.
If I can't combine the two should i get british gas to disconect the night storage meter, leaving me with one meter and no service charge on the other?
Storage heaters look about ten years old.
Any help would be appreciated as I have little knowledge in this field!
Cheers Clare
xxxx
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