Great question to ask about how to take a reading from your Landis and Gyr E470 smart meter. These meters are pretty confusing as there’s a few different types with the same model name which may be SMETS1 or SMETS2 (more info on this great user-guide).
In general the method for taking peak and off peak (day / night) readings for these meters is the same, even though the buttons involved may be spaced slightly differently:
Press and hold down the ‘B’ button for roughly 5 - 10 seconds - then tap the ‘A’ button. This will toggle between the ‘R01’ reading and the ‘R02’ reading as demonstrated in this handy video.
If your square buttons are spaced out in diagonally opposite corners like this:
And this one’s type 5394
It may look slightly different but the process is the same, but you can check out this video here, also.
We’ve also got a similar guide on reading these meters over here.
Great question to ask about how to take a reading from your Landis and Gyr E470 smart meter. These meters are pretty confusing as there’s a few different types with the same model name which may be SMETS1 or SMETS2 (more info on this great user-guide).
In general the method for taking peak and off peak (day / night) readings for these meters is the same, even though the buttons involved may be spaced slightly differently:
Press and hold down the ‘B’ button for roughly 5 - 10 seconds - then tap the ‘A’ button. This will toggle between the ‘R01’ reading and the ‘R02’ reading as demonstrated in this handy video.
If your square buttons are spaced out in diagonally opposite corners like this:
And this one’s type 5394
It may look slightly different but the process is the same, but you can check out this video here, also.
We’ve also got a similar guide on reading these meters over here.
Landis & Gyr are really bad at their user interfaces.
I believe with the type you mention, you need to hold button B for 3-5 seconds (the time should appear). Then if you press A (at the same time) to move through the registers it should move between Rate 1 and Rate 2
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Thank you for taking the time to answer, however, I have tried the method you described and it doesn’t work on this particular meter.
Ok - according to their manual it should be something very similar.
Here’s their notes:
Consolidated step-by-step for your meter (type 5533 / E470)
Wake / activate the display Press the A button (or either button) so the screen lights and shows the default register.
Get Rate 1 (import) Press and hold A until the display reads “Rate 01 Act Imp” (or “IMP R01”). The number next to kWh is your Rate 1 (import) reading.
Switch context to see Rate 2 Press and hold B for around 5 seconds. (This changes the register selection context so you can access the alternate rate display.)
Get Rate 2 (import) After holding B, press and hold A until the display now reads “Rate 02 Act Imp” (or “IMP R02”). The number next to kWh then is your Rate 2 (import) reading.
Record both values Write down both readings (usually the integer part, e.g. first 6 or 7 digits, ignoring decimals).
Not sure what to suggest if that doesn’t work - another volunteer might be able to help further of course
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