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Hello, looking for advice. Need to change two old CU which are next to each other. Is it better to do one or simply replace that into two new units?

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One is off peak, for storage radiators. If you no longer have storage heaters then you could convert the circuits to siciets.
 
Haha, got it. Anyway to get rid of it I need to contact the supplier right? Who's responsible for that radioswitch? I assume that will be new meter as well.
 
Sorry, comes from having fat fingers and a small keyboard on the phone! Meant sockets. Teleswitch is property of supplier, they will remove it with 2 rate meter and fit single rate one.
 

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