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The smart meter roll-out is well under way, with the number installed in homes currently around 12 million and rising at a rate of 400,000 a month.
We reveal the top smart meter problems owners face - plus how to solve them. Including smart meter not working, issues with solar panels, smart meter monitor not working, problems with energy bills ...
This week’s Smart World Problems roundup features smart meters causing health problems, and a SmartTV listening to your every word.
Nearly as many problems (40%) were to do with the in-home display not working – the gadget that shows you what your energy use is in real time. Again, this is one of the main benefits of having a ...
Households have been warned how they can spot potentially faulty smart energy meters. It is estimated that almost 4 million smart meters are not working properly, due to not entering ‘smart mode ...
A report found that 37 percent of customers surveyed by Smart Energy GB, the company tasked with the rollout, reported issues with their smart meters including inaccurate bills and the display ...
A third of smart meter owners have had problems with their devices, ranging from them “going dumb” to failing to function entirely, a survey suggests. The figures come as one in five ...
This is because the problem typically lies with first generation smart meters, which were installed in around 15.7 million homes during the first phase of the roll-out.
The £13.5bn rollout of smart meters - paid for through higher bills - enables usage in the home to be read remotely by energy companies.
I have complained to British Gas that I do not have a smart meter display at my new address. Originally, they informed me that there were none in stock.
A total of 2.7m out of 33m meters are not in smart mode, figures from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) revealed.
A BIZARRE reason has been revealed for why energy smart meters may not work – and it all depends on where you live. The gadgets have been installed across 36 million homes across the UK but a… ...