Hello! From the Eon Next RTS team (Radio Tele Switch team)
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Level 63 Weeks AgoHey @Molls
Our engineers carry these on their vans so they will have everything they need to install an E7.
Thanks Leigh 💟 -
Level 54 Days AgoWe still have an old E7 meter but I switched to a 24hr tariff some time ago. Our heating and hot water is supplied by oil (though the boiler pump is electric of course). How will the switch-off affect us, if at all? -
Level 924 Days AgoDon'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.
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Level 54 Days Ago@retrotecchie
Thanks!
I just wanted to be sure as I'm still being pestered with emails and phonecalls to get a smart meter even though EON knows I'm no longer on the E7 tariff. Wondering if this will continue after the switch-off if my meter is then classified as faulty.
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Level 61 Day Ago@KayH
Thank you for your question.
It does depend on what is wired into the RTS box itself.
Can you please send us a picture of the set up including the RTS box and we can take a look for you.
Thanks Leigh 💟 -
Level 523 Hours Ago
Ignore the white box on the right - I thought it might be something to do with the meter but it's a defunct doorbell chime.Last edited by KayH; 21 Hours Ago at 17:30.
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Level 9215 Hours Ago@KayH
It looks to me like the RTS just operates as a 'ratechanger' for the meter and doesn't appear to have any wiring feeding any heating equipment. I may be wrong but that's how it looks to me.
When they switch off the RTS, it will stop the meter toggling between peak and off peak recording. If you were on E7 that would be a problem but you say you are on single rate so in that case you won't have any issues. The meter will just continue recording all your use on whichever register is active when they switch off. Nothing at all to worry about 👍
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