electricity meter

[amckay]

If I was to swap a meter for a landlord eg. What type of cert would it require? Just an EIC?

 

[telectrix]

like for like? no cert. required.

 

[Guest77]

MW at very most, perhaps a loop reading and conformation of earthing and a signature for the customer to have something to look at.

 

[Octopus]

Swap a meter? I'm guessing it's not the suppliers!

 

[UKMeterman]

If this is a domestic supply them it needs to be a MID certified meter, most meters are but do check.

 

[Besoeker]

If I was to swap a meter for a landlord

Seems an odd sort of a swap.......

 

[driverman]

Swap a meter? I'm guessing it's not the suppliers!

Possibly meter not going round fast enough for the landlord!

 

[HappyHippyDad]

Seems an odd sort of a swap.......

I wish there was a 'really like' button! Did make me laugh!

 

[urbanmonkey]

I look after a holiday park and have to do this quite often. Never issued a cert for it but always put method of supply, Ze and any observations on the invoice.

 

[amckay]

Its not like for like its taking out "presumably" suppliers meter (might be a private meter I'm not sure?) And putting a new one in.
I think MDJs response is good. A minor works with a few readings etc.
Cheers chaps

 

[Besoeker]

I wish there was a 'really like' button! Did make me laugh!

Ah, my good deed for the day then!
Makes up for the old lady I bopped over the head last night so I could steal her purse and get her gin money.......

 

[Richard Burns]

Its not like for like its taking out "presumably" suppliers meter (might be a private meter I'm not sure?) And putting a new one in.
I think MDJs response is good. A minor works with a few readings etc.
Cheers chaps

If you are taking out the suppliers meter and replacing it with a private meter, then I would also make sure that your paperwork has no identifying name or address details and that you use a different work vehicle that is not traceable to you.:cowboy:

 

[Octopus]

Its not like for like its taking out "presumably" suppliers meter (might be a private meter I'm not sure?) And putting a new one in.
I think MDJs response is good. A minor works with a few readings etc.
Cheers chaps

I think you need to confirm the ACTUAL requirement before you think about removing the suppliers meter - that would land you in a lot of trouble

 

[ayjay]

whats wrong with the existing meter?

 

[amckay]

Why would I get in trouble?
Genuine question...