By the way, the problem is not just Eon. The problem is migration of the old supplier specific SMETS1 meters onto the centralised DCC networks.
Incidentally an entire town a few miles down the road from me had every smart meter suddenly drop off line a couple of weeks back. No 3g coverage any more as EE switched off on Oct 1st and Vodafone followed suit this month. In this instance, the issue is not one of meter migration, but complete loss of any communications infrastructure at all that any of the meters can actually work with. The rest of the networks in the southern half of the UK will likely go the same way, apart from newer SMETS2 meters with mesh-capable or 4g communications.
Incidentally an entire town a few miles down the road from me had every smart meter suddenly drop off line a couple of weeks back. No 3g coverage any more as EE switched off on Oct 1st and Vodafone followed suit this month. In this instance, the issue is not one of meter migration, but complete loss of any communications infrastructure at all that any of the meters can actually work with. The rest of the networks in the southern half of the UK will likely go the same way, apart from newer SMETS2 meters with mesh-capable or 4g communications.
Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano player. I DON'T work for or on behalf of EON.Next, but am willing to try and help if I can. Not on mains gas, mobile network or mains drainage. House heated almost entirely by baby dragons.
