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I'll be resisting a smart meter until a solicitors letter comes through the mail or they cut me off.
 
It would be helpful if you can indicate by how much the bill has increased. Also what price is their unit/KWH from this you can work out how many Kw are used. You need to compare this with previous bills and cost and Kwh used. You then need to see what equipment is in their house and the amount of power they draw. Compare this with stated Kwh hours. You will then have a basis for evaluating whether the bill is fair and true.
 
Get another meter even if it is just a clamp on one and measure what each meter says and see if they are in agreement, if this is done at night then the solar will not be an issue
 
Few things, that is a security block, L N is incorporated in it, I have noticed that the red LED is in solid state which means you are generating.As for the running of the meter if you think it is running too fast, have the supplier run a load test, that is your right.
 
Prehaps the old meter was analoge and the type that turned backwards when you generated electricidy with the solar. Hence you got the feed in tarrif and a reduced bill becaust the meter turned backwards. (cake and eat it)
Why was the meter changed ? I believe solar installers have to inform the DNO if the meter can run backwards.
This is true.
 

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