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Ensemble colour displayUSER MANUAL

2 Ensemble colour display

Safety information Keep the display away from water

Cleanwithasoft,drycloth

If any of the components appear damaged, contactus

Fitting the sensor: if the cables look perished(cracked,burned,barecopper),looseorwet–donotinstall.Contactaqualifiedelectricianoryourutilityprovider

Donotfitrechargeablebatteries

To protect the environment, please take yourbatteriestoarecyclingcentreforsafedisposal

Foruseinadry,indoorenvironmentonly

Pleaseonlyusethepowersupplyprovided

ThisproductisRoHScompliantandCEapproved

Welcometogeo’shomeenergymanagementsystem.You’ve taken the first step towards total control ofyour energy use. Your new Ensemble will help youmanage,controlandvisualiseyourenergy–leadingyoueffortlesslytowardsoptimumefficiency.

Inthisguideyou’llfindeverythingyouneedtoquicklyandsimplysetupandstartusingyourdisplay.You’llalso findmore information about how themonitorworks,howitcanhelpyouandhowyoucanidentifyways to save energy (and money). You should findeverything youneed in this guide,but if youdon’t,getintouchandwe’llbehappytohelp.

Youwill alsohaveaccess to energynote, ouronlineenergy service for all your energy data at home oronthemove.Thereisnolimittotheamountofdatayoucanupload.See,analyseandexploreforyearstocome,fromwhereveryouareintheworld.


Contents Display pack contents 4

Quick start guide 5

Display stand 6

Gettingstarted 7

Reading your display 8

Speedometer 8

Fuel tanks 8

Milometer 8

Individual appliances 8

Settings 9

Sleep mode 9

Pulse count 9

What is 'C-Factor'? 9

Display overview 10

Additionaldisplays 11

Web pack contents 12

Energynote online services 12

Online services 13

Smart Plug pack 14

Quick start guide 14

Smart Plugs track & control appliances 15

The basics 15

Turningapplianceson/offviaSmartPlugs 15

Grouping Smart Plugs 16

Adding Smart Plugs 16

FAQs 17

Technical specifications 19

Legal information 19

Contact 19


Display pack contents

Powersupply Transmitter(andbatteries)

CTclipsensororLEDsensorEnsemblecolourdisplay


Display pack quick start guideSTEP 1 – DISPLAY

1. Insertandtwistclockwise toclip the2pinned(EU)or3pinned(UK)plugtoyourpowersupplyandconnectittoyourdisplay.

Your display will turn on automatically whenyouplugitintothemainssupply.

2. Wheneverthedisplayisturnedon,youwillseethe‘SETCLOCK’screen.

3. Usethe and buttonsonthefrontofthedisplaytoadjustthetimeanddate.Usethe buttontoconfirmandcyclethrougheachstep.

STEP 2 – TRANSMITTER1. Open the transmitter by pressing the button,

and pulling the outer cover away from thebottom.

2.Removethebatterytabfromthetransmitter.

3.The red light will flash to show that the unit isworking.

4. On the display, the will light up to showthat it is talking to the transmitter. If the on the display is flashing please refer to the FAQsection.

STEP 3 – SENSORSFor a single phase pack (one mains sensor):1. Atyourelectricitymeter,clipthesensoraround

the mains live cable. Locate your mains livecable, this is usually identified by the colourbrown, red or the letter “L”. You should heara ‘click’ to indicate the sensor has been tightlyclosed.

2.Insert the other end of the sensor cable into one of the sockets in the bottom of thetransmitterandensureitisfullyinserted.

The displaywill now start to show theenergyyouareconsuming.


For a three phase pack (three mains sensors):1. At your electricity meter, clip the sensors

around the mains live cables (attach onesensor per cable). Locate your mains livecable, this is usually identified by the colourbrown,redorthe letter“L”.Youshouldheara‘click’ to indicate that the sensors have been securelyfastened.

2.Insert the other end of the cables in to thesocket in the bottom of the transmitter andensuretheyarefullyinserted.

Yourdisplaywillnowstarttoshowtheenergyyouareconsuming.

For a LED sensor:1. Locate your Imp/kWhpulse output (a flashing

redlightonthefrontofyourmeter).

2.Stickthesquarevelcroaroundthepulseoutput.

3.Place the LED sensor over the square velcro onthemeterensuringthatthegeologoisfacingyou.

4.InserttheotherendoftheLED sensorcableintothesocket in thebottomof thetransmitter andensureitisfullyinserted.

5. Check the imp/kWh value on yourmeter andtakeanotetobeabletoconfigurethisonyourdisplaylateron.Youcanfindouthowtodothisinthesettingssectiononpage9.

Display standThe displaycomesfittedwithastand. Ifyouwouldprefertowallmountyourdisplay,youcandosobyusingthetwoholesontheback(fittingsnotincluded).

Pulse output(Imp/kWh)


Getting startedThe Ensembleallowsyoutoseehowmuchelectricityyourhouseisconsuming.Thesensorandtransmitter measure the consumption at your meter andtransmit it to the display wirelessly. The Smart Plugs measure the consumption of individual appliancesand also transmit this to the display wirelessly. As wellasseeingyourconsumptiononyourdisplay,youcanalsoviewyourconsumptionhistoryandcontrolappliancesonlinewithanadditionalweb pack.

* Web pack not included with the Ensemble display pack

*

Using your display without the transmitterIfyouarenotusingyourtransmitter,youcanunpairittoseedatafromyourSmart Plugsonly.Holddownthe and buttons at the same time to enterpairmode.The isthefirstmenuitem.Holdthe button down until the display shows 'PAIR?'. Thismeans the displaycannolongerseethetransmitter. Scrollawayfromthismenuusingthe button.Thistakesyoubacktothehomescreen. ThismeansthatthedialonthehomescreenshowsconsumptiononyourSmart Plugsonlyandnotyourhouseholdconsumption.Pleasenote:thiswillbethetotalconsumptionfromalltheSmart Plugsyouhavepairedtothisdisplay.


Fuel tanksThis function will help you keep track of yourexpenditure.Todothisyouneedtoenteryourtargetasdescribedinsettings onpage9.

Thefueltankworkslikethefuelgaugeofacar.Everynightyourfueltank isfilled up with your daily allowance.Overthecourseofthedayyourtankwill empty.

The outer fuel tank shows how much electricityyou have used. The inner fuel tank shows your targetconsumption.

Atfirstthetargetfueltankemptiesatasteadyratethroughout the day. As it learns your pattern ofelectricity usage, it adjusts this steady rate to onethat matches your usage pattern. For example, itwill rememberthatyoudonotusemuchelectricityovernightandtakeaccountofthis. Italsoadaptstothedifferentpatternsforeachdayoftheweek.Youarethereforeabletocompareyourdailyconsumptionwithyourtarget.

Youcantellataglanceifyouareontracktouseyourtargetamount.

Youwilluselessthanyourtargetamount

Youareontracktouseyourtargetamount

Youwillusemorethanyourtargetamount

Milometer: daily usageThemilometershowshowmuchelectricityyouhaveusedinkWh,CO₂orcostfortoday,thelastsevendaysorthelastfourweeks.

Individual appliancesThe bottom part of the display shows you up-to-date information on how much electricity you areusingatthatpointintime.Youcanswitchappliancesonandofffromthedisplay ifyouwish.Whenyourspeedometer is reading high you can glance at thedisplaytoseeifoneoftheseappliancesison.Youcanalsocheckasyouleaveyourhouse(orgotobed)toseeifyouhaveleftanythingon.

Reading your displayFromthemainconsumptionscreenonyourdisplay,press the buttontocyclethroughtoyourSmart Plugs (if you have any paired). The menu cyclesthrough 'MainConsumption', 'Smart Plug1', 'Smart Plug2'etc.Toscrollbetweenunitsofmeasurement,press the button. To seehistorical data, at anystage,pressthe button.

SpeedometerThespeedometergivesanup-to-dategraphicalviewof the amount of electricity you are using in yourhome. The speedometer shows power up to 22kWandwillupdateeverythreeseconds.

Thenumbers in themiddleof thespeedometer tellyoutheexactvalueinenergy,costorCO₂.

200Wbaseload

750WwatchingTV

3kWkettle

6kWkettle&powershower

10kWkettle,shower,spaceheater

22kWmax

Segment index Step per segment (kW) Number of segments1to25 0.05 2526to31 0.50 632to35 1.5 436to38 4.0 3


SettingsToentersettings,pressandholdthe button.Thefollowing subsections explain how to change all thesettingsontheEnsemble display,takingyouthroughthemintheorderinwhichtheyappearinthemenu.Toskipanyofthesettings,pressthe button.

Thesettingsscreenshows:Timeanddate>Currency>Targetunit>Target>Tariff1>Tariff2(IfTariff2isselectedtherewillbeaTariff3)>Displayon>Displayoff>C-Factor(orPulseforLEDsensor).

Setting the Time and DateSetdesiredtimeusingthe and buttons.Press

tocontinueasperpage5.

Setting the CurrencySet desired currency using the and buttons.Press tocontinue.

Setting the UnitsSet desired unit to set your target against using the

and buttons.Press tocontinue.

Setting your Target ConsumptionSetdesiredtargetusingthe and buttons.Press

tocontinue. Ifyouarenotsurewhatyourtargetshouldbe,seeFAQs.

Setting the TariffYouneedtoenterthepriceyoupayforyourenergy.Ifyouhaveonlyonetariff,thenenterthecostperkWh.Thiscanbefoundonyourelectricitybill. Ifyouhaveablocktariffyoucanworkoutanaveragefromyourrecentbillsandenterasonetariff.

What is a block tariff?Yourblocktariffmeansthatforthefirst xnumberofkWh ineachbillingperiodyoupayamoreexpensivetariffthannormal.

Howtocalculateit:takethetotalcostofelectricityfortheperiod(e.g.£120)anddivideitbytheamountofkWhyouused.

Example:If you were billed £120 this quarter and you used1000kWh, then enter the sum of £120/1000kWh =£0.12/kWhinthedisplaysetting[TARIFF1].

Use the and buttons to set the tariff and then press to confirm. If you don’t have asecondtariff,thenleave[TARIFF2]costaszero.

If you do have a second tariff, for example cheaperelectricityovernight,thenenterthecostperkWhforthatsecondtariff.Ifasecondtariffisenteredthenyouneedtoenterthetimethattariffstartsandends.

Usethe and buttonstosetthesecondtariffandthen press toconfirm.Usethe and buttonstosetthetimethesecondtariffswitchesonandthenpress toconfirm.Usethe and buttonstosetthetimethesecondtariffcomesoffandthenpress toconfirm.

If you have entered a second tariff then you arepromptedtoenterathirdtariff.Ifyoudon’thaveonethensimplyleaveitaszero.

Sleep mode(Please note that this option is not available if DISPONissettoON).Therearetwosettings,DISPON(default06:00)andDISPOFF(default22:00).

Thenumbersalongthetopwilldisplaytheconfiguredon/offtimeandthenumbersalongthebottomshowthe current status (i.e. DISP ON/OFF). The numbersalongthetopwillflashtoshowthatyoucanchangethe times. Using and you can set the time youwant.

C-Factor (Calibration)(Please note this only applies when the display ispairedviaaCTclip.)

The calibration factor is an advanced setting thattypicallywon'tneedtobeadjusted.Calibrationadjuststheaccuracywithwhichtheloadismeasuredandthedefault is1.00.Duringnormalusagethiswon'tneedtobechanged.

However, if you think the accuracy couldbe improved and you want to recalibrateyour display, more details can be found at www.greenenergyoptions.co.uk/ensemble-colour

Pulse count(Please note that this only applies when the display is paired with an LED sensor). Thenumbers along the bottom will show PULSE,and the numbers along the top will show the imp/kWh. The setting varies from 50 to 10,000 imp/kWh,adjustedbypressing and (thedefaultis1,000imp/kWh).


Display overview

Internet&bridgesignal Battery

TariffCost,kWh,CO2

Speedometer Target

Budgetperformance

Todayarrow

Innerfueltank

Outerfueltank

Cost,kWh,CO2Today

Milometer

Timer

SmartPlugpowerSmartPlugon/off

SmartPlugcomms

Grouparrow


HorizontalIf the two fuel tanks are equal, you aremeetingyourtargetconsumption

CrossYou have used more electricity than yourtargetfortoday

TickYou have used less electricity than yourtargetfortoday

* If you have a web pack** If you have a Smart Plug packIfanyoftheseiconsareflashing,pleaseseetheFAQssectiononpage17.

Left buttonMovebackthroughlist/decreasevalue

Middle (set) buttonChangeviewingoptions(kWh,cost,CO2)

Right buttonMoveforwardthroughlist/increasevalue

Control button **TurnSmartPlug(s)on/off

Bridge signal *Displayisconnectedtothebridge

Internet signal *Displayisconnectedtotheinternet

BatteryReplacebatteriesinthetransmitter

TariffShowscurrenttariff

Unit of measurementViewreadingsinkW,cost,CO2

SpeedometerReal-timeviewofenergyuse

TargetEnergyuseagainsttarget

Today arrowEnergyusedtoday

CommunicationDisplayisconnectedtothetransmitter

MilometerEnergyconsumptioninkWh/cost/CO2 for the pastday/week/month

Timer **SmartPlugschedule

Smart Plug on/off **

Smart Plug power **

Smart Plug comms **DisplayisconnectedtoaSmart Plug

Group arrow **ShowsifSmartPlugisinagroup

Additional displaysIfyouwouldlikemorethanonedisplayinyourhome,youcanadduptotwomorewithoutneedingtore-pair to your meter or use additional transmitters. Allyouneedtodoispairthenewdisplay(s)toyourEnsemblesotheysharethesamedata.

You can use your additional display(s) to monitorenergyandcontrolyourSmart Plugs in the same way youdotheoriginaldisplay.

Pairing your additional display(s)

On the additional display1. Hold down and at the same time and

insertthepowersupply

2. The screen shows 'Y RST N'. Select 'Y'. by pressing

3. The screen shows 'Y N/W? N'. Select 'Y' bypressing

4. The screen shows 'MST SLV'. Select 'SLV' bypressing

5. Hold down and at the sametimeuntil'PAIRMODE'isdisplayed

On the main display1. Hold down and at the sametimeuntil

'PAIRMODE'isdisplayed

2. Press eighttimesuntilyousee'DISP2?'

3. After a few seconds, the screen shows 'DISP2'(thequestionmarkwilldisappear)

4. Press three times to return to the homescreen


Internet bridge

Power supply

Web pack contents (availableseparately)

Ethernet cable

TheEnsemblepackdoesnotcontainabridgebutthiscan be purchased separately. The bridge connectswirelessly toyourdisplayandtothe internetviaanEthernetconnectiontoyourbroadbandrouter.

Energynote online services1.Openyourwebbrowser.

2.Goto:www.energynote.co.uk

3.Create your personal energynote account andfollow the online instructions to set up yourinternet bridge.

4.Onceyouhaveloggedin,youronlinedashboardwillappearonscreen.

Tip: If you would like to see what your in-home display is reading while you are awayfromyourhouse,youmustremembertoleavethebroadband router and the internet bridge turnedon.

Note: The dashboard features may varydependingonyoursupplier.


Online services www.energynote.co.uk

Theonlineserviceallowsyouto:• Personalise the display on your website – you

canviewyourenergyuseinlotsofdifferentwayssoyoucanchoosetheonethatsuitsyoubest.

• View your entire consumption history – thedisplay holds up to 28 days of information, butyourwebsitekeepsacompleterecord.

• Name each of your Smart Plugs for easy reference.Thiswayyouarelesslikelytoturnoffthewrongappliance.

• SwitchindividualSmart Plugs on/off.

• Schedule Smart Plugs to switch on/off at settimes.

• Do all of the above from anywhere youcan access the internet. You can use yoursmartphonetodoallofthis.


Smart Plug pack (availableseparately)The Smart Plug is an accessory for the Ensemblesystem.Itallowsyouto:

• synchronisewithyourEnsembledisplay

• monitor the energy consumption of theapplianceconnectedtoit

• switch appliances on or off at a time of yourchoosing

• control an appliance directly from the Smart Plug,viayourdisplay or online*

*requires a web pack for online services

Smart Plug quick start guide

STEP 1 – SET UP1. PlugtheSmart Plugintoamainssocket

NOTE:DonotpluganythingintotheSmart Pluguntilyouhavefinishedsettingitup.

STEP 2 – ADDING A NEW SMART PLUG TO YOUR SYSTEM

2. On the Ensemble display, press the andbuttonsatthesametimeuntil‘PAIRMODE’

is shown

3. Press the button to move through thescreensuntilyoureachthe‘PLUGBUG’slots

4. Now,usingthe button,selectanemptyslot.Foreachslotthenumberflashesatthebottomofthescreen.Ifaslotisalreadyoccupied,itwillshowtheword‘PLUGBUG’orshowthenameofthedeviceinthatslote.g.‘LAMP’.Anemptyslotwillshowthequestion‘PAIR?’

5. With the Smart Plug plugged into a mainssocket, press and hold the button on top for10 secondsuntil thebutton colour changes toamber. Itwill joinwith thedisplay aftera fewseconds.Thedisplaywillshow‘PLUGBUG’

6. If you would like to pair another Smart Plug,press the buttontofindanemptyslotandrepeatstep5usinganotherSmart Plug

7. When you have finished, press the buttonuntilyougetbacktothemainscreen

Tip: If youwant to change thename ‘PLUGBUG’ tohelp you identify it (e.g. ‘KETTLE’) you can do thisusingawebpackandtheonlineservices.

Europeanplugsocket

Europeanplugsocket

UKplugsocket

UKplugsocket


Smart Plugs track & control appliances

Turning appliances on/off via Smart PlugsTherearethreewaystocontrolyourSmart Plug(s):

1. Press the switch on the front of the Smart Plug itself.

2. Usethe buttononthedisplaytonavigatetothe Smart Plugthatyouwanttocontrol.

Press the buttontoturntheapplianceoff.Toturnitonagainpressandholdthe buttonfora fewseconds.

3. If you have a web pack which contains aninternetbridge,youcanloginonlinetoswitchon/offanySmart PlugpairedtoyourEnsemble. ThisonlinefacilityalsoallowsyoutonameyourSmart Plugs and set automatic timers so theyare able to switch on/off automatically at thetimesyouchoose.

Europeanplugsocket

UKplugsocket

You can have up to six Smart Plugs paired to yourEnsemble display. The Smart Plugssendinformationto the display on specific appliances so you cansee their individual consumption. You can alsocommunicatewiththeSmart Plugsviathedisplay to switch themonoroff,whichgivesyoucontroloveranyappliance.

The Smart Plugs provided with your Ensemble arealreadypaired (ready to talk) to thedisplay; simply plugtheprovidedSmart Plugsintoindividualsocketsand plug in the appliance you want to monitor.Yourdisplay cancommunicatewithup tosixSmart Plugs. To purchase additional ones, please contact yoursupplier.

Along the bottom of the display you can see theenergy being used by that appliance. To see this inmoredetailscrolltothespecificSmart Plugusingthe

button.Theinformationwillthenbedisplayedonthe speedometer. On the display, Smart Plugs are shownas‘PLUGBUG’.

The basicsThebuttononthefrontoftheSmart Plugs will show oneoftwocolours:

Green:powerwillbeprovidedtotheappliance.

Red:theSmart Plugisisolatedandnopowerwillbeprovidedtotheappliance.


Replacing a Smart PlugIfyouwanttoreplaceaSmart Plug,youwillneedtounpairtheoldSmart Plugbeforepairinganewone.

1. Put the display into ‘PAIRMODE’ by pressingthe and buttonsatthesametimefora fewseconds.

2. Go to the Smart Plugyouwishtoreplaceusingthe buttontoscrollthroughthescreens.

3. When you have the Smart Plug you want toremove,pressandholdthecentrebuttonuntilthe display changes from ‘PLUGBUG’ (or thename of the Smart Plug)to‘PAIR?’

4. AddthenewSmart Plugusingtheinstructionsin‘AddingSmart Plugs’above.

Grouping Smart PlugsSmart Plugscanbegroupedtoallowcontrolofmorethanoneapplianceatonce:

1. Press the buttontoscrollthrougheachSmart Pluginturntogettotheoneyouwanttogroup.

2.Holdthe buttonandthenpressandreleasethe buttonto includeorexcludetheSmart Plugfromthegroup.

3. A symbol shows that aSmart Plug is part of agroup.

4. With the display showing its normalconsumption screen, press the button toturn off all of the Smart Plugs in the group.Pressandholdthe buttontoturntheSmart Plugsinthegroupon.


FAQs

Q. Why aren’t my display and transmitter communicating?A. There are three reasonswhy the unitswill haveproblemscommunicating:

• Range – try moving them closer together (seeabove).

• Metal objects close to the display or transmitter – the devices cannot communicate throughmetal. Try moving the units away from anymetalobjects.

• Interference – some household devices caninterfere with the Ensemble devices. Try andlocatethesourceandmovetheEnsembleaway.Thesecanincludehairdryersandradiosetc.

Q. Why is the symbol flashing?A. Thecommunicationsymbolwillflashif:

• The display and transmitter are unable tocommunicate.

• The display isreceivingdatafromtwosourcesatthesametime.Thiscanbesolvedbypairingthe display with the transmitteragain.

1. On the Ensemble display, press and buttons at the same time until ‘PAIRMODE’ isshown (the display will then show this symbol)pressandhold buttonuntilyousee 'PAIR?'on the display.

2. Open the transmitter by pressing the button,andpullingtheoutercoveraway.

3. PressthepairingbuttonontheCTtransmitter forfiveseconds.

Q. Why is the battery symbol flashing?A. Thebatteriesprovidedshouldlastforatleastoneyear.Towardtheendoftheirlifethebatterysymbolwill flash to let you know to replace them. MakesureyouusealkalineAAbatteries(LR6).Donotuserechargeablebatteries.

Q. Why is the flashing?A. Thissymbolwillflashif:

• You do not have a bridge connected to yoursystem.

Ifyoudohaveabridge:

• Theouter ringswillflash if thedisplay cannottalktoyourbridge(trymovingthemcloser).

• Theinnerdotwillflashifyouarenotconnectedto the internet.

• TrycheckingthattheEthernetcableisconnected.

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Pairing button

Q. How does the Ensemble work?A. YourEnsemblehasasensorwhichisfittedaroundthe cable connecting your meter to your fuse box.The sensormeasurestheamountofelectricalcurrentpassingthroughthecableandthetransmittersendsthis information wirelessly to your display in real time.

Q. How far does the device transmit?A. The Ensemble is designed to operate in a homeenvironment over a range of 30 meters (with twowallsinbetween).Thiscancoverthreefloors,andisalsosuitableforpropertieswheremetersareoutsidethemainbuilding.


Q. How do I reset the display (clear the data and start again)?A. There are two options. You can either erase thememoryorresetthenetwork.

For either option, first unplug the display’s power cable. Thenpress andhold the and buttonswhilereinsertingthepowercable.

The display will first ask if you want to erase thememory,‘RST?’.Select‘Y’( )toerasethememory,or‘N’( )tokeepthedata.Nextthedisplaywillask‘N/W?’. If you want to unpair all connected devices(Smart Plug,transmitterandbridgeifyouhaveaweb pack)select‘Y’,or’N’tokeepthempaired.FinallythedisplaywillaskifitshouldbeaMaster(MST)oraSlave(SLV).SelectMSTusingthe button.Thedisplay will thenaskyoutoreconfirmthedateandtime.

IfyouchosetoresetN/W,youwillhavetopair thesensor,bridgeandSmart Plugsagain,onebyone.

Q. What do the Smart Plug columns show me?A. The Smart Plug columns on the display light upfromthebottomonthefollowingscale:

Q. How much electricity does the Ensemble display use?A. The displayuseslessthan0.35watthoursamonthtorun-that’slessthanmakingasinglesliceoftoast.

Q. Why does the display show a different reading to my electricity bill?A. The Ensemble system is a good indicator ofyour approximate electricity consumption, but itis only intended as a guide. The sensor does notcommunicatewith yourmeter directly andwill notsendyourreadingstoyoursupplier.

If your supplier asks for a reading, or if you arechecking your bills, always look at the readings onyourmeter(NOTyourEnsemble displayorwebsite)asthesewillcontinuetobeusedforbillingpurposes.

Q. Where do I find my tariff information?A. You can find tariff information on yourelectricity bill. If not, youwill need to contact your energysupplier.

Q. Why is the Smart Plug icon flashing?A. The symbolwill flash if the correspondingSmart Plugisoutofrangeorturnedoffatthewall.

Q. How do I set a realistic target?A.By lookingat recentbills youcanworkoutwhatyouspentoverthelastyear.e.g.Ifyouspent£486.70youcouldaimtospend10%lessinthecomingyear.438/365=£1.20aday.YoucanalsochoosetosetthisinCO2orkWh.

Q. Where can I find more information and support for my Ensemble?A.PleasevisitourEnsemblesupportsiteforregularlyupdatedFAQsandotherresources.www.greenenergyoptions.co.uk/ensemble-colour


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