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AN ENERGY

COMPANY

HELPING YOU

USE LESS

ENERGY

* For illustration purposes only

A QUICKSTART

GUIDE TO THE

SSE AIRTRICITY

SMART ENERGY

MONITOR

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Before you get started

The Airtricity Smart Energy

Monitor does not require you to

carry out any electrical wiring.

However, the transmitter has to

be installed at the meter near

the electrical supply to

your property.

If you have any doubt about

how to install it safely do not

attempt to install it yourself,

but consult a qualiﬁed

electrician.

Similarly, if you notice anything

unusual about your electricity

supply, such as loose wires,

exposed cabling, burn marks or

holes in the insulating materials

or damage to your meter then

STOP immediately and consult

a qualiﬁed electrician.

Do not attempt to repair or

service any part of the Airtricity

Smart Energy Monitor. Contact

our Customer Service team if

you need assistance.

Do not immerse the product

in water, or any other liquids.

Do not expose the product to

heat, ﬂame, steamy conditions

or extreme cold. Do not open

the equipment or touch any

of its electronic circuitry.

Do not hit, strike or drop the

equipment. If the display gets

broken take special care not to

touch the liquid crystals.

Do not use this product for

any purpose other than for

which it was intended.

Now you’re in control!

We’re delighted you’ve

made the decision to start

reducing your energy use

and your electricity bill by

signing up for an Airtricity

Smart Energy Monitor.

This guide will help you get

set up (it really only takes

a couple of minutes) and

give you a few tips on how

to use your new monitor.

Enjoy your savings!

What’s inside?

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Plug in the monitor

Plug the monitor into

a convenient wall socket,

somewhere that you’ll see

everyday, such as your

kitchen or sitting room.

(It can work up to 30

meters away from your

meter box.)

The monitor will show

dashes (- - -), which means

the unit is turned on, but

not yet connected to your

transmitter.

Activate the transmitter

Remove the clear plastic

battery tab from the

underside of the black

transmitter.

Now look at the monitor,

which will show ‘0 Watt’.

At the top right of the

display you’ll see an

aerial icon, which means

it has been paired to the

transmitter and is

ready to use.

The transmitter works within a distance of 30 meters, so if you

have a nearby neighbour who also has a monitor, you need to pair

your monitor to the transmitter to ensure you don’t pick up their

signal. See Troubleshooting for instructions on pairing the devices.

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Connect the transmitter

to the meter

Plug the cable clip into

the middle socket on

the underside of the

transmitter.

Take the transmitter

with the cable clip to your

electricity meter box.

(Your meter box is often

found on an outside wall,

in the garage, utility

room or porch.)

Find the thick round

wires connected to your

meter. Identify the ‘live’

cable, which you may

be able to pick out

because it runs from

your electricity meter to

your fuse box. It is often

the fourth cable from the

left, or it may have a red

marker to identify it

from the other wires.

(Don’t worry, you can’t

damage anything by choosing

the wrong cable.)

Attach the clip around

your live cable, being

careful not to pull or bend

the cable too much. The

clip should ﬁt effortlessly

around the cable and

shouldn’t pinch it.

Place the transmitter

in a dry place where it

won’t get knocked over or

damaged. It is supplied

with a velcro sticky pad on

the reverse so you

can stick it on the wall,

if necessary. For the best

signal make sure the

aerial on the transmitter

is in an upright position.

Before installing, check that your cables are in good

condition. Hazards to look out for are: deterioration (such as

loose wires), exposed copper wiring, burn marks or holes in the

cable insulation, excess heat or cracking noises, damage to the

meter. If you notice any of the hazards listed, consult a qualiﬁed

electrician or ESB Networks at 1850 372 757.

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Conﬁrm your monitor

is receiving data

Your monitor should

now show you how many

Watts you’re currently

using on the ‘Energy

Now’ display.

You can give it a quick

test by turning on your

kettle. Within a couple

of seconds, you should

see your energy use

increase by 2-2.5 kW

(that’s equivalent to

2,000-2,500 Watts,

which is a lot!)

If your data doesn’t

look right, try attaching

the clip to a different

cable back in your

meter box.

Set the clock

Press and hold the OK

button for 3 seconds until

the red light beneath the

button ﬂashes. Then let

go of the button.

The screen will clear and

the clock hours will ﬂash.

Use the Uand Vbuttons

to alter the hours using

the 24 hour clock.

Press the OK button again

and the minutes display

will ﬂash. Use the U

and Vbuttons to set the

correct time.

Press OK and the time

will be saved and the

display will return to

normal.

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Set the electricity price

Low Price

START

Normal Price

START

Low Price

START

Normal Price

START

Standard (or Day) rate:

Press the Ubutton for

3 seconds then let go.

Press the Uor V

buttons to select €

then press OK.

The Normal Price

display will appear and

ﬂash. Use the Uand

Vbuttons to set the

price per kWh. You can

ﬁnd your electricity price

on your bill under

‘Rate’, or online at

airtricity.com

Press OK and price

will be saved and the

display will go back

to normal.

If you have a Day/Night

(Nightsaver) meter,

go on to the next step to

set your night rate.

Low Price

START

Normal Price

START

Low Price

START

Normal Price

START

Night rate (optional):

Press the Uand V

buttons together for 3

seconds then let go.

The Low Price display

will appear and ﬂash.

Use the Uand V

buttons to set the price

per kWh.

Press OK and Low Price

START time display will

ﬂash. Use the Uand V

buttons to set the time

your night rate starts.

(11pm in winter or 12am

in summer)

Press OK and the

Normal Price START

time display will ﬂash.

Use the Uand V

buttons to set the time

your day rate starts.

(8am in winter or 9am

in summer)

Press OK and the price

and Day and Night rate

times will be saved.

That’s it! You’re now

all set up.

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Troubleshooting

‘Energy now’ data

seems unrelated to your

home’s energy usage

Monitor only

displays dashes

Can’t see an aerial

symbol

Monitor is

displaying 0 watts

You need to pair your monitor to the

transmitter. See ‘pairing’ instructions on the

next page.

You could be picking up signal from your

neighbour’s transmitter. You should pair

your monitor to your transmitter.

See ‘pairing’ instructions on the next page.

1. Check if there is an aerial icon on the top

right of the display.

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be paired with the transmitter.

See ‘pairing’ instruction on the next page.

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problems [2] and [3] below.

2. Occasionally this happens due to a

temporary signal loss; however,

it should only lasts for a few seconds.

3. Check if the display says “Appliance 1- 9”

on the bottom right of the display.

If it does, hit Uor Vuntil you see the

display return to normal.

The cable clip in meter box is either

on the wrong cable, or is not connected to

a cable at all.

Pair the transmitter

You need to pair the devices

if after turning on the

transmitter, the monitor

shows dashes instead of

numbers OR you have a

neighbour within 30 meters

who you think may be using

the energy monitor.

1. Using a used match/paper

clip or similar, push and hold

the recessed tuning button

which is located on the front

of the black transmitter,

for 9 seconds.

2. Upon releasing, the red LED

on the transmitter will ﬂash

rapidly. If it does not, try again.

3. While the light on the

transmitter is ﬂashing, press

and hold Von your monitor for

6 seconds or until the red light

on the display unit has ﬂashed

once only.

4. When you release the

button, the display will show

a tuning signal indicating that

the monitor is tuning itself to

the transmitter. This usually

takes 1-2 minutes.

5. Once this is complete the

display will show ‘0 Watts’.

The aerial icon will appear on

the top right of the monitor

indicating that pairing has

been successful.

Identify your energy hogs

Your energy monitor

makes it easy to

ﬁgure out how much

energy Watts individual

appliances use and how

much they cost.

Simply turn on an

appliance, and then

when you look at the

monitor you’ll see an

“Up” display, which

automatically calculates

how much energy that

appliance uses. Just

wait a second or two

and it will also show

you the cost to run that

appliance.

This makes it easy

to ﬁgure out which

appliances are worth

keeping a close eye

on. Try things like your

immersion, your oven,

the kettle, and your

computer or game

console.

Getting the most from your

AIRTRICITY SMART ENERGY MONITOR

Go online to www.airtricity.com/monitor for loads of other

ideas on appliances to keep a close eye on.

Find your baseline and save

Your baseline is the

minimum energy in

watts that you will use,

for example, when you

are out of your home

or during the night.

It is unlikely that your

baseline usage

will ever be 0 Watts as

there are appliances

such as fridges or

freezers that are

constantly plugged in.

To ﬁnd your baseline

turn off all appliances

that you can and note

down the Watt/Kilowatts

number displayed as

‘Energy Now’.

Try getting into the habit

of checking the monitor

before leaving home or

before going to bed to

ensure that you haven’t

left anything on (like the

immersion).

Getting the most from your

AIRTRICITY SMART ENERGY MONITOR

Your Baseline and Energy Hogs can be noted in your

Airtricity Smarter Energy Worksheet included in this pack.

Understanding the display

Shows how much

electricity you’re using

right now.

This calculates how

much your current

electricity use would

cost you per day and

per month based on

the default unit rate

you set (pg 10). The

daily and monthly cost

displayed excludes

other costs such as

standing charges

and taxes.

This graph shows

you how much energy

you have used the

previous night, day and

evening. Night is 11pm

to 7am, Day is 7am to

3 pm and Evening is

3pm to 11pm.

The time and

the temperature are

displayed at all times.

Aerial icon conﬁrms

information is being

read by the transmitter.

Shows how much you

save when you turn

an appliance off, or

spend when you turn

it on. It also shows the

equivalent decrease

or increase in energy

usage.

This scrolls through

your total electricity

use over the last day,

last week, and last

30 days. Press the OK

button to manually

scroll through the

time periods.

Getting the most from your

AIRTRICITY SMART ENERGY MONITOR

For instructions on using more advanced features of

your monitor such as connecting your monitor to your

computer, go online to www.airtricity.com/monitor

Energy Now

Cost

254

Watt

Up!

PER

MONTH

Last 1 Days

KWHr

TIME TEMP

°C

Yesterday

Night Day Eve

ELECTRIC

Getting the most from your

AIRTRICITY SMART ENERGY MONITOR

You must log your request for a replacement monitor ﬁrst

by calling our Customer Service Team on 1850 40 40 70.

Replacement Policy

Airtricity will (subject to availability)

replace your Airtricity Smart Energy

Monitor should it fail in normal use or be

found to be faulty during the 12 month

period immediately following the date of

dispatch of the Airtricity Smart Energy

Monitor to you.

A replacement Airtricity Smart Energy

Monitor will not be furnished in the

case of (i) damage caused by normal

wear and tear, or (ii) damage resulting

from any misuse, abuse, neglect or (iii)

damage due to modiﬁcations made by any

person or (iv) cosmetic damage, such as

scratches, nicks and dents.

To the maximum extent permitted by law,

Airtricity shall not be liable for any losses,

damage or claims whatsoever whether

direct, indirect, incidental, special or

consequential arising out of the use of

the Airtricity Smart Energy Monitor and

shall not be responsible for any personal

injury or property damage resulting from

the handling, possession or use of the

Airtricity Smart Energy Monitor.

In no event shall the liability of Airtricity

for any and all claims, exceed the

purchase price of the Airtricity Smart

Energy Monitor.

To request a replacement Airtricity

Smart Energy Monitor you should return

the monitor to Airtricity in the condition

it was received with the original

packaging to PO BOX 12004 Clonshaugh,

Dublin 17 together with your name,

Airtricity account number, MPRN number

(on your bill) and a return address.

Please obtain proof of postage from

your post ofﬁce.

Once the returned Airtricity Smart Energy

Monitor is received, inspected and found

to be faulty (usually within 10 working

days of receipt) a new Airtricity Smart

Energy Monitor (or similar product) will

be dispatched to you. Any replacement

is subject to availability of the Airtricity

Smart Energy Monitor or a similar

product. In the event that there is no

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