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Smart meters send your actual energy usage to us which means you don’t have to send meter readings or rely on estimated bills.
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No more trips to the shop to top-up or estimated energy bills. Smart meters track your actual energy usage to put you in control - all at no extra cost.
FAQsYour In-Home display lets you see how much energy you are using at different times of the day, week, month or year, which could help you cut your energy usage and your bills by highlighting ways you can be more energy efficient.
GET A QUOTEIt’s packed with features that make managing your account a breeze and won ‘Best App’ at the Uswitch Energy Awards in 2020.
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Energy+A smart meter uses the latest technology to put you in control of your energy usage and spend. They come with a portable screen called the In-Home Display and are usually situated where your old meters were, such as under the stairs or in a kitchen cupboard.
They are installed at no extra cost by our expert engineers.
A smart meter measures the amount of gas and electricity you consume. They send this information to your In-Home Display and automatically – and securely - send regular meter readings to your supplier via a wireless network.
Smart meters, via the In-Home Display, provide real-time updates of your energy usage and convert it into pounds and pence. By adjusting your behaviour to use less energy day-to-day based on feedback received from your smart meter’s In-Home Display, you could save on your bill or, if you are a Pay As You Go customer, make your top-ups go further.
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The Government wants every household in the UK to have a smart meter installed, but it is not compulsory to have one. Before making a decision, visit www.utilita.co.uk/help/smart-meters to find out more about the benefits.
Smart meters are one of the safest pieces of technology in the home. According to Public Health England (PHE), the exposure to low frequency emissions from smart meters is lower than that caused by appliances such as microwaves and TVs. Smart meters are also covered by EU and UK safety legislation, which means they have undergone rigorous testing.
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