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The debt is usually added as a weekly fixed charge, so if you put in £20 over the week it would give you £10 electricity, and take £10 for the debt. That is the idea anyway, to spread the recovery over a long period and reduce hardship (in theory).

Display A would be remaining credit and display F should show fixed charges and any debt amount, others will most likely know more

The meter is configured to take a set figure towards to the outstanding balance, any overpay would be reserved for sonumption only. I cannot state strongly enough how important and better alround it will be for you to top up by smaller amount on a regualr weekly basis.

Your standing charge and debt repayment are taken once a week at the point of top-up. So you could have £100.00 availabe for usage — but if your do not top up for 3 weeks, on your next top up you’ll have 3 weeks worth of debt repayment and standing charge to be removed. (assuming there is enough after the usage amount has been reserved)

Prepayment meters work on the following pirority scale:

— Emergency Credit repayment
— Consumption (approximately 30% of the top up is reserved for payment there is a minimum figure as well but I’ve forgotten what this is)
— Standing charge
— Debt Repayment

The meter is configured to take a set figure towards to the outstanding balance, any overpay would be reserved for sonumption only. I cannot state strongly enough how important and better alround it will be for you to top up by smaller amount on a regualr weekly basis.

Your standing charge and debt repayment are taken once a week at the point of top-up. So you could have £100.00 availabe for usage — but if your do not top up for 3 weeks, on your next top up you’ll have 3 weeks worth of debt repayment and standing charge to be removed. (assuming there is enough after the usage amount has been reserved)

Thank you I had a feeling that was the way it was done, will just top up the debt amount plus some extra each week.

Screens on a key meter are as follows:

-A: Value of credit in meter (value of emergency credit remaining if followed by solid E)
-B: Minimum value of credit you require to purchase to take your meter out of emergency credit and back into normal credit
-C: Date (only shown on 2 rate meters)
-D: Time (only shown on 2 rate meters)
-E: Total value of credit accepted (since meter installed or last reset)
-F: Total weekly fixed charge (standing charge and debt recovery rate (if applicable))
-G: Total number of units recorded (since meter installed)
-H: Number of units used at Domestic or Day rate (since meter installed or last reset)
-I: Pence per unit for units at Domestic or Day rate
-J: Number of units used at Night or Low rate (since meter installed or last reset, only shown on 2 rate meters)
-K: Pence per unit for units at Night or Low rate (only shown on 2 rate meters)
-R: E=£x.xx Emergency credit value
-S: Total debt value remaining set on meter
-T: Weekly debt recovery rate

Be aware, screens H & J may be reset when an engineer visits to reset your meter or a new key is issued or reprogrammed, although screen G should not get reset

debrag — the gas meter works as mynewt says, but the electricity meter does recover the balance from the credit on ti at a rate of 1% of your weekly agreement every 101 minutes, so you could load up with credit in one go and it will take your payment from that, but you will need to continue to top up for your consumption in the following weeks.

It m ight be different with different suppliers I suppose — who are you with?

debrag — the gas meter works as mynewt says, but the electricity meter does recover the balance from the credit on ti at a rate of 1% of your weekly agreement every 101 minutes, so you could load up with credit in one go and it will take your payment from that, but you will need to continue to top up for your consumption in the following weeks.

It m ight be different with different suppliers I suppose — who are you with?

I’m with scottish power, so far no debt on there but third top up is tomorrow so it may go on.

£160 debt £117 to go on (when meters were arranged)

I have a notice on the meter door stating ‘£20 per meter, per person, per month’ Doubt that will happen with everyone. I’m saying £20 as the DD had just been changed to £23 a month so I’m thinking alone the lines of keep the costs below this.

Basically the DD were set to £46 a month combined, of course the one who was meant to be paying this rarely did, having the DD bounce, also they thought that that was the ACTUAL cost not that they would prob have to pay more once bill arrived. DD was changed to £123 a month again bounced, they move in with girlfriend and don’t give a .
They’d pnly just moved to SP from someone else where their DD were close to £200.

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Почему перестал работать удалённый дисплей Матрица?

Для удобной эксплуатации электросчётчика необходим удалённый дисплей, который принимает информацию с прибора и помогает снимать показания, если тот установлен в труднодоступном месте. Дисплей можно установить в любом месте, удобном для пользователя. Обычно он показывает: дату, время, показания по тарифам. На текущий момент есть 3 типа подобных устройств:

• Серия RUD-512. В линейку включены удалённые ЖК-дисплеи RUD 512-L, NP-523, NP-71, NP-73, работающие только через маршрутизатор Матрица типа RTR.

• Серия CIU-7. Сюда относится удалённый дисплей CIU7.L-4-3, применяемый со счётчиками 7-й серии с S-FSK модуляцией. Прибор можно подключить напрямую к электросчётчику без использования маршрутизатора.

• Удалённые дисплеи CIU8, работающие на основе технологии передачи данных через радиоканал RF. Модель CIU8.B-2-1 устанавливает соединение напрямую со счётчиком.

Нередко в работе удалённых дисплеев происходят сбои. После установки всё работает корректно, но через пару дней или неделю показания перестают обновляться и отображаться. Чтобы понять, в чём проблема, стоит сначала разобраться в принципе работы электросчётчика.

Как работает удалённый дисплей Матрица

Для корректной работы удалённого дисплея, чтобы он передавал показания определённого счётчика, нужно выполнить привязку. В настройках последнего необходимо задать номер дисплея, куда будет выводиться информация. На счётчик поступает запрос, и он (или маршрутизатор) сверяет номер дисплея с настройками. После проверки на дисплей отправляется информация, т. е. показания электросчётчика.

При покупке заводского комплекта в настройках счётчика указан номер дисплея, что обеспечивает корректную ретрансляцию показаний. Если спустя время они перестают отображаться, то причина кроется в удалении информации о привязке из настроек электросчётчика.

Кто удаляет информацию о привязке дисплея

Обычно, установив приборы учёта Матрица, электромонтажники передают оператору системы учёта нужную информацию: номер счётчика, адрес установки, ФИО абонента, а иногда и номер дисплея. После этого оператор добавляет данные в систему, где настроены регламентные задания, которые в автоматическом режиме отправляют определённые настройки приборам учёта. Например, ограничение максимальной мощности на 15 кВт, тарифное расписание, коррекцию времени в соответствии с часовым поясом и пр.

Порой оператор системы не знает, что у пользователя есть дисплей, или он в курсе, но не понимает, как загрузка автоматических настроек повлияет на работу этого дисплея. После записи новых старые настройки стираются, включая информацию о привязке дисплея. В результате он больше не может передавать показания приборов учёта.

Бывают ситуации, когда после обновления настроек оператор дополнительными заданиями заносит информацию о привязке дисплея. В результате спустя время он снова начинает передавать показания. Что делать, чтобы этого не произошло?

Куда обращаться, если дисплей не отображает показания

Если настройки не обновляются и удалённый дисплей не отображает показания, необходимо обращаться в организацию, которая курировала или заказывала монтаж приборов учёт Матрица. Установку в большинстве случаев осуществляют подрядные организации, но гарантийные обязательства несёт именно транспортировщик электрической энергии — электросеть. Но не энергосбыт, который лишь продаёт электроэнергию. Ответственность за поставку потребителю и качество электроэнергии несёт именно электросеть.

Для обращения вам потребуется написать заявление в двух экземплярах. Один передаётся в электросеть, а на втором она обязана поставить отметку о приёме. На документе должны присутствовать дата, информация о принявшем сотруднике (ФИО, должность) и печать организации.

В заявлении указываются наименование электросети, в которую вы обращаетесь, и данные:

• ФИО абонента, на которого оформлено технологическое присоединение к электросети. Можно указать ФИО абонента, заключавшего договор на электроснабжение.

• Номер электросчётчика и номер удалённого дисплея.

В заявлении необходимо описать сложившуюся ситуацию и добавить следующее:

В соответствии с основными положениями розничного рынка электроэнергии и мощности и для осуществления гарантийных обязательств по технологическому присоединению абонента (УКАЗАТЬ ФИО) просим произвести сопряжение счётчика Матрица (МАРКА, НОМЕР) с удалённым дисплеем матрица (МАРКА, НОМЕР).

После этого должны идти дата и подпись. Кроме личного обращения стоит отправить заявление через личный кабинет на сайте электросети. Очень часто в таких ситуациях проблема решается гораздо быстрее.

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ACE9000 KBD — display.

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The debt is usually added as a weekly fixed charge, so if you put in £20 over the week it would give you £10 electricity, and take £10 for the debt. That is the idea anyway, to spread the recovery over a long period and reduce hardship (in theory).

Display A would be remaining credit and display F should show fixed charges and any debt amount, others will most likely know more

The meter is configured to take a set figure towards to the outstanding balance, any overpay would be reserved for sonumption only. I cannot state strongly enough how important and better alround it will be for you to top up by smaller amount on a regualr weekly basis.

Your standing charge and debt repayment are taken once a week at the point of top-up. So you could have £100.00 availabe for usage — but if your do not top up for 3 weeks, on your next top up you’ll have 3 weeks worth of debt repayment and standing charge to be removed. (assuming there is enough after the usage amount has been reserved)

Prepayment meters work on the following pirority scale:

— Emergency Credit repayment
— Consumption (approximately 30% of the top up is reserved for payment there is a minimum figure as well but I’ve forgotten what this is)
— Standing charge
— Debt Repayment

The meter is configured to take a set figure towards to the outstanding balance, any overpay would be reserved for sonumption only. I cannot state strongly enough how important and better alround it will be for you to top up by smaller amount on a regualr weekly basis.

Your standing charge and debt repayment are taken once a week at the point of top-up. So you could have £100.00 availabe for usage — but if your do not top up for 3 weeks, on your next top up you’ll have 3 weeks worth of debt repayment and standing charge to be removed. (assuming there is enough after the usage amount has been reserved)

Thank you I had a feeling that was the way it was done, will just top up the debt amount plus some extra each week.

Screens on a key meter are as follows:

-A: Value of credit in meter (value of emergency credit remaining if followed by solid E)
-B: Minimum value of credit you require to purchase to take your meter out of emergency credit and back into normal credit
-C: Date (only shown on 2 rate meters)
-D: Time (only shown on 2 rate meters)
-E: Total value of credit accepted (since meter installed or last reset)
-F: Total weekly fixed charge (standing charge and debt recovery rate (if applicable))
-G: Total number of units recorded (since meter installed)
-H: Number of units used at Domestic or Day rate (since meter installed or last reset)
-I: Pence per unit for units at Domestic or Day rate
-J: Number of units used at Night or Low rate (since meter installed or last reset, only shown on 2 rate meters)
-K: Pence per unit for units at Night or Low rate (only shown on 2 rate meters)
-R: E=£x.xx Emergency credit value
-S: Total debt value remaining set on meter
-T: Weekly debt recovery rate

Be aware, screens H & J may be reset when an engineer visits to reset your meter or a new key is issued or reprogrammed, although screen G should not get reset

debrag — the gas meter works as mynewt says, but the electricity meter does recover the balance from the credit on ti at a rate of 1% of your weekly agreement every 101 minutes, so you could load up with credit in one go and it will take your payment from that, but you will need to continue to top up for your consumption in the following weeks.

It m ight be different with different suppliers I suppose — who are you with?

debrag — the gas meter works as mynewt says, but the electricity meter does recover the balance from the credit on ti at a rate of 1% of your weekly agreement every 101 minutes, so you could load up with credit in one go and it will take your payment from that, but you will need to continue to top up for your consumption in the following weeks.

It m ight be different with different suppliers I suppose — who are you with?

I’m with scottish power, so far no debt on there but third top up is tomorrow so it may go on.

£160 debt £117 to go on (when meters were arranged)

I have a notice on the meter door stating ‘£20 per meter, per person, per month’ Doubt that will happen with everyone. I’m saying £20 as the DD had just been changed to £23 a month so I’m thinking alone the lines of keep the costs below this.

Basically the DD were set to £46 a month combined, of course the one who was meant to be paying this rarely did, having the DD bounce, also they thought that that was the ACTUAL cost not that they would prob have to pay more once bill arrived. DD was changed to £123 a month again bounced, they move in with girlfriend and don’t give a .
They’d pnly just moved to SP from someone else where their DD were close to £200.

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