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Manufacturers will usually be able to grant access to new installers. Can you remind what brand you’ve had installed? Is it a Clivet?
And if you do experience any issues, I’ll contact Heat Geek on your behalf, but I’m sure it’ll be fine because they do run a very professional operati...
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@lucia that sounds like a tremendous success. Really pleased to hear it went so well. Time to update your forum signature with your new kit.
Wednesday afternoon, means another podcast episode, and this one's a cracker. Well worth watching:/p>
It’s not the most polished design in the world. We don’t have plugs anywhere near our wood burners either. Nice idea though.
Yes, I’ve been following this for a while, and one of the chaps behind Havenwise is quite active on these forums, and it looks very promising.
@dant7 wow, what a pain? So I assume your heating has gone off completely on the back of this fault, correct?
Wow, your situation has really escalated quickly. Are you receiving a BUS payment?From my understanding of MCS, it seems unlikely they’d use your inst...
We want to fit one, but the location in our kitchen is awful and it would involve some rather invasive work to access the meter. So it remains on the ...
@burtis please keep us updated. It’s definitely a complicated process which isn’t seamless in any way.
@technogeek valid point about overheating on a cheap tariff. We still don’t have a smart meter, but that’s a great strategy. It just shows each home i...
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