Landlords have many options when it comes to deciding how to recover energy costs from tenants. With the latest generation smart meters the solution is cost effective and easier than you think to get started. Using a smart prepayment meter for secondary metering consumers pay for energy online. Money collected from residents goes to the landlord to pay for their supplier energy bills. Smart meters give landlords peace of mind enabling them to manage meters from anywhere. With smart sub-meters there’s no need to arrange for an costly grid supply connection.
Emlite EMA1 Smart Top Up Meter Electric and Gas Bundle
Includes: 1 x EMA1 prepayment electricity meter | 1 x prepayment gas meter | 1 x Gas Sender
Product Features:
- Tokenless prepayment with remote top ups.
- Online top ups from anywhere in the world
- Optional Emergency credit feature
- GPRS Communications with Network roaming SIM
- Tariff pricing, Time-of–Use and Block Tariffs
- Measurement Instrument Directive (MiD) approved.
- Supports dual fuel applications with Gas sender
- Able to monitor gas and electric together
SKU:
EMA1-Bundle-Gas-Sender
Vendor:
EmLite
Availability:
In Stock
Product Type:
Top Up Meter Gas Bundle
- Regular price
- £465.00
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- £465.00
- Unit price
- per
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How it works
The landlord maintains their relationship with the energy supplier. Costs for electricity and gas get recovered from tenants as they topup online. This money is paid out monthly or weekly for paying the supplier’s energy bill and recovering incidental running costs.
This is all achieved without having to engage with tenants or visit meters. There’s no need to arrange access to the property to empty coins or check meters. Instead manage meters from the web portal to keep track of energy usage and top-ups.
With the latest generation of smart metering technology credit gets sent to the meter over the mobile phone network. Consumers have all the convenience and transparency of prepayment. But without the drawbacks of regular bills and direct debits.