If you don't pay as you agreed, your charges may change In either case, if you continue to take energy from us, this could, result in your charges changing. If this happens, we'll give you seven working days' notice, explaining what changes will be made and why.
What time can your electric cut off EDF?
6pm to 9am
Does Octopus energy support smart meters?
How can I get a smart meter with Octopus? We're installing second generation (SMETS2) smart meters area-by-area for customers that want them. Just register your interest in getting a smart meter here and we'll get in touch when we're installing near you.
Does British Gas smart meter work with Octopus?
Unfortunately the BG smart meter is not compatible with the Octopus Go tariff so I've had to go on the waiting list for a new one to be installed.
How long does it take Octopus to install a smart meter?
Overall, your meter installation can take a couple of hours, it usually takes less time than that, but we advise you to allow four hours in case of any complications. The engineer will need clear access to your meters, so make sure they're not in any locked cupboards!
What happens to smart meter if I switch?
Can I change my energy supplier if I have a smart meter? Yes, you can. The new, second-generation meters, allow you to switch your provider without any disruption to your meter readings or billing. They'll carry on sending your readings automatically and your bills will be based on your energy use.
Is there a problem with EDF smart meters?
CUSTOMERS could be in for a major problem after EDF smart meters were found to be failing to take proper readings. The news comes from a report in The Inquirer, which found that smart meters from EDF Energy failed to properly record gas usage. EDF has around five million business and consumer accounts in the UK.Mar 9, 2017
Are EDF smart meters second generation?
We only install the latest versions of smart meters. These newer, second generation smart meters will keep their smart functionality if you switch your energy supplier.
Why smart meters are a bad idea?
Smart meters currently report your usage through mobile networks, which can be unreliable in certain areas, particularly if you live in a rural location. This can lead to readings not being sent, which can lead to confusion over bills for both you and your energy company.