Checking your electricity balance
1.
Press
any button on the meter to illuminate the display
screen
2. If you have more than £1 credit balance on your meter you
will see the following screens rotate after you illuminate
the screen
a)
IMPT- This is how many units of electricity you have
used on your meter, this is your meter reading
b)
BALNC- This is how much credit you have on your
meter, you will also see this show on your IHD too
If your meter balance is under £1 in credit you will see the
following screen rotate after you illuminate the screen
a.
IMPT- This is how many units of electricity you have
used on your meter, this is your meter reading
b.
EMGCY Credit hold return (OK button) the meter is
advising that you can now access your emergency
credit by pressing and holding the return (OK)
button, this is because your balance is less than £1
c.
Export - This is only relevant if you have solar panels
d.
BALNC - This is how much credit you have on your
meter, you will also see this show on your IHD too
Please note if the meter is off supply
this icon will display.
please top up or activate your emergency
credit if available to re-enable your supply.
In this instance you will see the following screens rotate after you illuminate the screen,
a.
IMPRT – KWH Screen
b.
NO CREDIT
c.
MINTP – Minimum Payment required to bring meter back on supply
d.
EXPRT
e.
NO CREDIT
f.
MINTP
g.
BALNC- this is the balance on your meter
b
c
NO
CREDIT
2
IMPRT
00219
BALNC
13.72
b
EMGCY
CREDIT
c
EXPRT
00000
IMPRT
00219
g
MINTP
BALNC
£
0.06
13.72
Topping up on your meter using your UTRN
1.
Press
any button on the meter to illuminate the display
screen
kWh
2.
Press
and
hold
3.
the OK button to go through main menu options
Press
4. Once you have reached Prepay
5.
Press
the OK button until you reach TOP UP
6.
Press
and
hold
£
UTRN
7. To enter your UTRN use the right hand button to select
your digit. Your UTRN number will be displayed on the app
or on the receipt you received at the Post Office/Payzone
outlet.
8.
Press
and
hold
entry
9. If you make an error
10. On your last digit entry
submit your UTRN
11. 'Please wait' will be displayed before a message will appear
kWh
advising 'UTRN VALIDATED' or 'UTRN NOT VALIDATED'
12. Following your UTRN entry if "UTRN NOT VALIDATED" is
displayed please re-enter your 20 digit UTRN ensuring all
digits are accurate. If you continue to see this message
please contact us.
kWh
Accessing the Emergency credit for Electricity on your Meter:
1- The display screen on your meter will show the message 'EMGCY Credit'
return button to invoke your Emergency Credit
2- 'MINTP' message may then show on the main screen and this will advise your minimum top
up needed to repay anything owed to the meter
EMGCY
CREDIT
£
Meter now shows
emergency credit
the OK button to access the meter menu
hold
the OK button
OK to allow you to proceed to top up your
OK to lock in digit and move onto next digit
Press
and
hold
the back arrow button
Press
and
hold
the OK button
HOLD
RETURN
Holding return will now activate
your emergency credit
5
PRPAY
TOPUP
7
UTRN
0
_______
11
UTRN
VALIDATED
Press
and
hold
EMCRD
£
4.55
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Emergency Credit
Need help?
Do you have a question about the ES-10A and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
My In Home Display for my Smart Electric Meter no longer communicates with the meter and only shows "Waiting for current data". Upon power-up the wireless sign flashes for ten seconds then shows steady that is has connected and the correct time is displayed but then shows no connection. The time remains displayed and is correct but only other display is "waiting for current data". Can I re-connect the wi-fi signal or is it only SP who can do it. Kind regards
The provided context does not contain information on reconnecting the In-Home Display (IHD) for the ES-10A meter. However, you can try the following general steps:
1. Move the IHD closer to the smart meter to ensure a strong connection.
2. Restart the IHD by unplugging it and plugging it back in.
3. Check if the meter is active and supplying electricity.
4. If the issue persists, contact ScottishPower customer support for further assistance.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, refer to ScottishPower for specific troubleshooting.
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