Relocating Electric Meter Outside: Reporting Process, Alternatives & Personal Presence Required

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Hello I have a question. We have an electrician with all papers, which will issue a report, he will move the meter from the house to the outside, ie to the top of the house at eye level. And here the problem arises because he informed me that I have to report to my energy supplier that he will...

jann111 · Answer

Send via email. Dot.

Aniag123 · Answer

Do you think that if he sends an e-mail notifying that this and that will take place? Transferring and breaking the seal will not be a problem? They themselves determine the date when they will arrive to set up a new one?

kkas12 · Answer

You can not do that.
You must call an energy emergency service and it is best to report a failure that requires removal of seals. You must enter all data with the meter number inclusive. If you specify that you want to transfer then you will be waiting for the release of TWP. If they give their consent by phone, you have a green light. It may also be reported by an electrician who is supposed to remove a failure.
This is at least in Tauron.
Calls are recorded.

I just do not understand going into the cost of taking out the meter if the provider gives you this (he may have reasons) not ordered.
But who will prohibit the rich?

mawerix123 · Answer

Like this or that such work must be reported and wait for permission or to write an application I do not know how it is in the Energa Operator area. And here, please, you have black on white what you need to do ... phone or Mail is enough And if they come to seal it they will see a new connection This is not a good idea. I wonder what the contractor will agree to transfer the system in such a way that I would not undertake such a task without a written pad from the supplier. Why did not you ask him what you need to do to make it OK

Aniag123 · Answer

Tomorrow, we have a race with enea. I hope you just need to report on the phone.

Added after 2 [minutes]:

He claims that it's enough to call the electrician's telephone aisles, but I read on various forums that people report in writing and wait for a response. As I write tomorrow I will call and I will find out what rules they have for me.

kkas12 · Answer

I did it.
But the fact the connection remained unchanged was only the location of the meter and pre-meter protection. And I did it only after a personal phone call. And I was never asked about my details but about the data of the owner after receiving consent.
Although my advice may be out of place, since for some time now, at least in my area, Tauron has documented all connections, connectors and counters.

So you still have correspondence and armed with patience.

Aniag123 · Answer

Tomorrow I will try to do it by phone, I hope that they will wait long ?

kkas12 · Answer

Only he can say that the wires are protected under the protection because they are old and thin and there is no more to work on. And that's why you want to give a new wire from the connection to the meter and put the meter under the connection because you will not be ruining the cottage.

mawerix123 · Answer

The map showed me that Energa ... Here is a quote from Enea's site

Aniag123 · Answer

So it comes to the fact that it is enough to notify when the transfer will take place and when it will end so that they can come and plan again. Thank you for your help

jann111 · Answer

Apparently, Tauron Tauron is not equal. In the Bielsko-Biała district such things are done by e-mail. Fill out the WR application, mark the transfer in the application, send by e-mail, wait for the consent, unseal, execute, report readiness and statement on the technical condition by e-mail (ZI request), transfer for sealing, transfer the contractor ...
Why combine?

kkas12 · Answer

And I'm always on the phone

A colleague mentioned moving to another place and exchanging prisoners and waited for consent for two weeks.
But it was about a year ago.

But it's probably nothing to the subject.

AdamFilipek · Answer

I carried my home within the apartment from the wall to the wall.
I drove up to PGE, at the window the lady dictated to me what to write in the application, the same lady arranged me with the technicians. They came after a day or two, I showed them a place where I want to have a counter - they looked - it's ok, the decision will come by post.
I did not even wait for the decision, after all I called, that you can already put on a plombe, a technician arrived, he sealed and that's all.
As far as I remember, I had a few pennies added to the invoice.

edit:
(at the time of writing the post - there was information that it is a different provider, also my post did not contribute anything ...)

Brivido · Answer

And how will I ask you by the way? If there are connection conditions, new ones, etc. Is this an automatic permission to remove any seals if there is such a need or should it be reported anyway? Tauron Krakow.

Łukasz-O · Answer

The connection conditions are also the consent for unsealing.

zbich70 · Answer

In my opinion, this electrician is not very overwhelmed and the topic is rather overwhelming. A professional electrician never exposes his client to problems such as removing seals or other technical and papermaking issues, and in particular the decomposition of standards and customs in various DSOs, their departments or even regions. He has to know what to do with it, he has to know the realities that occur in a given area and do not push it to the client.

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