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Old 08-02-2023, 19:55   #1959
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Re: The energy crisis

Something else I discovered as well today.

Radio Teleswitch Service planned shutdown
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The Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) is an industry-run service. It's typically used to support old versions of multi-rate, or other complex meter types with certain functions via a radio signal.

The RTS signal will be shut down by the 31st of March 2024. Meters relying on the Radio Teleswitch Service could lose the ability to perform critical functions such as using off-peak timings or heating and hot water.
My current E7 meter (like many I would guess) is controlled by the RTS, so it only has another year of service, making my switch to standard even more critical.

(to continue on E7, people relying on RTS will likely have to switch to smart meters). I'm surprised this has been publicised more.
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