I believe the item in your picture is a smart meter. I may be wrong though.
EDIT: it it one of these?
https://www.jsgsolutions.co.uk/elst...z_eXGZ-HPx-VE1A3-uBoQLf_ecu1zolRoCtpEQAvD_BwE
Economy 7 hours wrong, how to tell time on Horstmann timeswitch?
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EDIT: it it one of these?
https://www.jsgsolutions.co.uk/elst...z_eXGZ-HPx-VE1A3-uBoQLf_ecu1zolRoCtpEQAvD_BwE
I’ll have to look at the model number tomorrow and investigate, it wasn’t mentioned when it was fitted about 15 years ago. Certainly didn’t come with the monitor….
Varnish marsh you should plug your heaters into the sockets that are on7 hours a day.
Job done
If the water heater has many on off periods adjust it.
Job done
If the water heater has many on off periods adjust it.
Photo is blurred, but I think am seeing the pointer close to 24:00 midnight - pointer seems to be near the red square. OP cannot change that, it's the boards property.
The pointer by the red square is the E7 on point.
And at 7am the off point of the timer. typical E7 hours.
Just the clocks wrong due to power cuts.
And at 7am the off point of the timer. typical E7 hours.
Just the clocks wrong due to power cuts.
OP - Can you take a close up photo of the clock, which is in proper focus please?
Well everyday is a school day, you were spot on @SUNRAY - it is the meter you’ve linked to, actually installed December 2012 so I guess it’s a SMETS1 type. It was a replacement for an electromechanical meter with a faulty teleswitch. It’s not so smart though as the programmed time is an hour forward of real-time. Apart from the fact it’s smets1 do you think there’s any reason why this wouldn’t work as a smart meter if I informed my supplier that I do in fact have one?
It's on GMT, winter time.
As previously mentioned by AndyPRK I too think this is the current time (red) indicator
looks to be close to 4.30pm which works with the OP’s socket going live @ 7.30pm
It moves forward an hour in Spring to match BST and is an hour out all year.
