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No Smart Meter

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I am unable to have a smart meter because my meter board is not big enough.

What can I do about this or am I to be forever denied the benefits of smart metering?

It also begs the question of why the spec for the smart meters didn't insist that the have the same footprint and cable entries as the meters that they are replacing.  If more volume is needed they could be deeper rather have a larger footprint.  Though one expects electronic kit to get smaller not larger with each generation.

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  • Actually this is a 1960s extension to a 1795 house so I suppose that the board has been there since the  extension was built.  I had the original Wylex board with rewirable fuses replaced about 15 years ago

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  • Actually this is a 1960s extension to a 1795 house so I suppose that the board has been there since the  extension was built.  I had the original Wylex board with rewirable fuses replaced about 15 years ago

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