1 have 1 consumer unit supplying electricity to lights and sockets in the house .
This is fed by a cable from ph2 to port 2 on my newly installed smart meter and out from port3 to this consumer unit.
I have another consumer unit to supply the underfloor and storage heaters in the house.
This is fed by a cable from ph3 to port port 5 on the smart meter and out to the consumer unit via port 6 to an external contactor and from there to the heating consumer unit.
the smart meter is an EDMI ES 30 B AND THE TARRIF IS ECONOMY 10.
At the switching times for the off peak rate the cable from the contactor to the heating board becomes live and supplies power to my heaters.
I asked for, and was remotely configured for a boost menu to supply the heating contactor so I could use the heating outside the off peak hours even at the peak hour supply rate.
I operate the boost rate as per the instructions from OVO. All goes well and I hear the meter clunk as the boost rate activates. But the power supply to the contactor does not operate and send power to the heating board.
There is a grey ( I assume switch) wire from the smart meter to the contactor and I am wondering if this is the trigger wire for activating the eco 10 signal to turn on the external contactor but is not connected so as to use the boost signal. Am I correct or is there some other reason the boost is activated by the meter but not activating the contactor out side eco 10 hours but is doing so at eco 10 hours?
Also am I right in believing that when the eco 10 hours are active all my consumption is charged by the meter at off peak rates or is the normal supply from ph2 at the on peak rate and only the ph 3supply on port 5 at the lower rate?
Any ideas I can suggest to the metering team to correct this boost that supplies nothing?

