Is my PAYG meter impacted by the RTS shutdown?

I think this is the fuse board you mean?

https://assets.cef.co.uk/downloads/pdg/dimplex_quantumg6_instructions/dimplex_quantumg6_instructions.pdf

There should be two switches near the heater, one is off peak one is on peak. The 24hour supply should be connected to your boost switch and the other should only be lit when the off pean supply is energised at appropriate times. This is where we need to find your timings.

Is your meters screen blank? I can't see any figures on the pic provided?  There should be screens also detailing rate 1 and rate 2 unit price.

I believe h is rate 1 reading with I being the rate, J is rate 2 reading with K being the rate? Sorry for being rusty it has been a while since I've read a 2 rate read (not out installing as much any more).

Can you see these rates?

​@Vreid92 yeah that photo is lovely, shows me the fuseboard with both off peak and on peak circuits.

Only the heaters on the right hand part of this board will be being controlled by the off peak supply!!

On the left hand side of the fuseboard the ones marked 'Panel' are heaters without a off peak supply and thus always on!

To maximise efficiency I would turn all 'boosts' and panels off of the wall and only utilise them when you need to top up the heat in the property.

You will need to experiment with the water tank but you should make the most of the hot water tank by heating it up using the off peak supply, the off peak heater can be identified on the tank by looking for the cable which goes to the lowest part of the tank, that cable will be connected to a switch on the wall which you should leave on. I'd turn the other switch off and experiment to see if the hot water the next day is hot enough for you to use.

Appreciate its a lot of info but if everything is on all the time it beats the point of having an off peak supply

There are 2 switches next to the big heaters, one is off peak and one is boost, for the heater to work both need to be switched on, which they are, I was told also that the off peak should only be lit when charging, which isnt the case, its on all the time. 

On my meter I have 

A -£7.63

C- Time

D - Date

E-£29798 (total)

F - £4.42 weekly charge

Y - 70247.39

Z- 02330.38

H- 70247.41 Rate 1

I - 25.43 pence Rate 1

J - 00000.00 Rate 2

K- 0.00 Rate 2

L - 00000.00 Rate 3

M- 0.00 Rate 3

N - 02330.38 Rate 4

O- 21.32 Rate 4

P - 00000.00 Rate 5

Q - 0.00 Rate 5

R - £30 E.C

S & T are just debt but are at 0.00

Hope this helps!

I was told by dimplex that the panel heaters, bathroom heater and water immersion are all on 24 off peak supply? So any heat will be charged at off peak price regardless? My panel heaters are in the 3 bedrooms and are only on for a few hours before we go to bed and for a couple of hours before we get up in the morning to warm the bedrooms up. Same with the livingroom, kitchen and bathroom, few hours morning and night. I have two of the bigger heaters in my hall ways, upstairs and down and they were only on for a few hours in the evenings. My water heater only has one switch and a boost switch. It doesnt have a timer or anything for setting. But in the summer when no heating is on, the water heater doesnt use hardly any electric atall funnily enough. Its quite a small tank(especially for a 3 bed house with 4 people living in it) lucky to get 2 baths.

If the boosts and off peak switches are off at the wall then when i do turn them on will it not use peak energy because they havent charged during off peak time? Our house is very cold, our windows are absolutely shocking and due to it being council, they arent in a hurry to do anything. The drafts are unreal so the heating really needs to be on at the time i set them. The guy from dimplex said to have them all set to be on roughly as the same time, otherwise if say for instance the kitchen one is set to be off, but the livingroom in, the minute you open the door to the kitchen the cold draft comes into the livingroom. 

I have noticed that my off peak count on my heaters sits quite high, but my actual count is quite low. So maybe its charging in winter on the off peak times which could be anything from 5-12 hours and im only using my heaters for 4-5 hours each per day. This is why i thought if i set my heaters charge times to only charge for say 6-7 hours. Them maybe it would use far less, but with THTC you dont know when the off peak times are so its impossible to set. If it even is THTC. 

Iv spend the last 3 and a half years since moving here going round and round in circles, phoning dimplex, phoning other people for advice, asking OVO to have an electrician to come out to look at the wiring etc(they refused) and seem to be getting nowhere. 

The boost switches on the heaters need to be on along with the off peak switches otherwise they heaters wont turn on. 

Just did a bit of investigating..Surely that shouldnt be left like that too?

Likely to be old cables chopped off and left in the wall when the new fuseboard was done. 

I'll get back to you tomorrow hopefully with some tariff information