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temperatures, flames or steam.
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Don't try to open any of the equipment or
touch any of its electronics.
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Don't hit or drop the equipment as it might
break - take special care not to touch the
liquid crystals if the monitor display gets
broken.
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Don't try to use the monitor for anything other
than its intended purpose.
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Do enjoy seeing how much electricity you're
saving every day!
Q. My monitor isn't working, what
should I do?
Your Energy Monitor should reach you in
perfect condition, and should last you many
years. Make sure you've installed it correctly.
If it’s still not working properly, see if the
troubleshooting table at the back of this guide
helps.
Q. Will all my information be lost in the event of
a power cut?
No, all information is stored in the memory
apart from the clock which will need resetting.
Q. Is my monitor under warranty?
Yes, it comes with a one year warranty.
If your monitor isn't working and you've tried
the above advice, and have spoken to our
team, you can return it to us using the address
provided below. We'll send you a replacement
within 28 days of receiving your faulty
equipment.
Q. Does my monitor need batteries?
The monitor has been specifically designed to
run off the mains power supply, so it's always
on, ready to give you information at a glance.
Q. Does it matter where I put the monitor?
No, but it makes good sense to place it where
you can easily glance at it, perhaps at your
desk or on a shelf. The radio signal from the
transmitter should cover a distance of 30
metres, but solid walls and obstructions can
affect this.
Q. Does it have to be professionally installed?
No, the energy monitor device is not intrusive;
this means that no electrical connection is
made. However, please follow the instructions
in the User Guide when you install the sensor.
If you are unsure contact a qualified
electrician. If the connection looks loose or
the meter looks damaged, please give us a call
or consult a qualified electrician.
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