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(Almost) everything you need to know about SMETS2 meters and how they work - https://www.smartme.co.uk/smets-2.html

nowty wrote: ↑Sat Aug 20, 2022 3:12 pm Don't do this at home folks as there were two "incidents", which I never fessed up to at the time.

For God's sake don't tell us now. The nightmares will start up again.

I had a new double garage built here a couple of years ago. Get the floor as flat as you possibly can. Mine was finished with a circular skimmer (what are they called?) but not actually polished smooth. Even if you don't want it polished flat you will want to paint it (otherwise you will be plagued ...

I have exactly the same problem. Our IHD only works if it is virtually next to the meter the other side of a concrete block wall. Which means it never gets used because there is no where near there to plug it in to power it. It has rechargeable batteries but they last hours rather than weeks before ...

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PGM = Power Generation Module. WPD are asking if your installation is compliant with the government's cybersecurity guidelines for Internet connected devices (IoT). If the system is not connected to the internet then the answer is a simple Yes. Otherwise have a look here - https://www.energynetworks...

Mart wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 11:37 am Hmmm! The news is so good, I've somehow managed to post two threads. Oops.

Admin, can you help? I may have sorted it. Thanks.

I can't see a duplicate so assume you sorted it OK.

Hello Dazza, welcome to the forum. Do you have a link for a spec sheet for the specific battery? I can only find US3000C at 3.6kWh or US5000 at 4.8kWh. The data in there should answer a lot of your questions - e.g. they need to be charged at 53V and maximum continuous current discharge at 48V of x A...

Is there room to make a galv steel (garden wire) tie around it to assist a pull device? No room for wire, but your suggestion has made me think I could wrap a thin piece of material, like ribbon, around to help pull it out. The issue is that you need a thumb on top to press the locking piece in but...