This
largely depends on what you the landlord - operator are being charged
for gas.
Residential gas is sold in Kilowatt Hour Units (kWh) and in the UK residential
gas is sold for between say 3p & 5p per kWh.
To assist setting up of the Card Gas
- each card reader we pre set each unit to give 55 units per card side
( a card can be used twice )
Thus if a card was inserted 55 units x 2 = 110 units downloaded
If charged at 4p per kWh = £4.40 per card* *
FAQ's Can I change the settings of the card reader Yes the Card Gas sytem, is despatched with full instructions how to re set the Series 203 Card Reader which is password protected. The card reader can be set for between 1 and 99 units per card side What happens if the price of gas increases Either (a) Increase the price of the card or (b) Decrease the number of units/kWh's per card Who is responsible for paying the main bill The Card Gas system is a prepayment 'Sub Metering' system -- The Landlord sells cards to tenants and pays the main gas bill of the premises Who much do the cards cost me that I re sell Two pack sizes 200 = 12p ea 2000 = 8p ea Are then another other charges that I need to add into my cost Yes -- you might pay a standing charge for your gas supply and the cost of the actual card (as above) An allowance in the pricing might be required for these When I buy cards how secure is the system The company operates a card bank system only selling to registered landlords and operators
**meters uk Ltd cannot in any way accept any responsibility or liability for the charges made for the onward sale of cards. We suggest that all landlords and operators check with there suppliers exactly what there costs are, any figures are given as an example only