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Please be advised that WPD are unable to move smart meters. Where you have a smart meter installed, you will need to make arrangements with your supplier to move the equipment to your meter location on the same day as we move your supply. Please note once we have completed our works the meter box
- Can I Move My Electric meter?
- What If Your Energy Supplier Can’T Move Your meter?
- Who Is My Area’S Dno?
- Can An Electrician Move A meter?
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It is illegal (not to mention dangerous) to try to move your electric meter by yourself. You can, however, get it moved for you by a trained technician as long as you have legitimate grounds to do so. These include: 1. You find it difficult to access or read your meter. 2. You need to move your meter because you are carrying out building work.
If your energy supplier is unable or unwilling to move your electric meter, don’t despair. You can still get your meter moved. You will need to contact the Distribution Network Operator (DNO) for your region. These are the companies responsible for new connections to the national grid, and ensuring that energy gets to your home safely and reliably....
Your DNO depends on where in the country you live. In the table below, you can find your local DNO as well as their contact number.
Depending on the scope of your meter move, you may be able to split the work between your DNO and a local registered electrician. This may help to reduce the costs, although it will likely mean that it takes longer to move your electrical meter. Ask your DNO to divide their quote between contestable and non-contestable work, and shop around for loc...
Is it free to move my electric meter?
If you are with one of the “Big 6” energy suppliers and only need to move your meter a short distance on the same wall, you may be able to get your electric meter moved for free. Always check with your supplier, and let them know how far you need to move your meter and why.
Can I move my electric fuse box?
Although your supplier may be able to move your electric meter slightly, moving your electric fuse box is a fairly long and involved process. This work is best carried out by a local registered electrician. Prices vary greatly depending on the location of the fuse box and how far you need to move it, but you can expect to pay around £600-£900 for this service.
What if I want to move my meter outside?
Your energy supplier will not be able to move your energy supplier from indoors to outside. This is a job for your local Distribution Network Operator.
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Dec 23, 2022 · If you want to install a new connection, disconnect from an existing connection, or move your meter, you’ll need the help of your DNO. The first thing you should do when applying for a connection is making sure that Western Power Distribution is the right DNO for your property.
Disconnect. Moving house or premises. Your retail electricity provider handles your billing transition whether you're moving in or moving out. Make sure you get in touch with them well before your intended move so that the lights go out at your old place and your electricity connection is on at the new one. Making the switchover trouble free:
Jan 29, 2024 · If you need to move your electricity meter because of renovation or extension work on your property, you’ll need to contact Western Power Distribution to arrange the relocation of your energy cables.
Mar 12, 2024 · National Grid has installed overhead conductors on all 116 of its new T-pylons, marking a major milestone for its Hinkley Connection Project which will bring low carbon power to six million homes and businesses across the UK from south west England.
