Meter Boxes for Granny Flats
A granny flat or secondary dwelling usually needs its own metered supply, often run from the existing service. EVO Electric supplies compact galvanised meter boxes suited to secondary-dwelling metering for builders, homeowners' Level 2 electricians and developers.
A separate meter for the secondary dwelling
Where the granny flat is separately metered, a compact 400x400 or 500x500 box gives room for the meter, service fuse and neutral link without dominating a small facade. For a sub-metered arrangement a 300x300 box can suit.
Matched to the supply arrangement
The right box depends on whether the flat runs off the main service or takes a new connection. Tell us the arrangement and phase and we'll confirm the box, panel and internals to suit.
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