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The Distributor ID can identify the local Distribution Company that supplies electricity locally. The local Distribution Company is the one that is responsible for the day to day management of the distribution system and the electricity wires that transports electricity to your meter. Should there be a power failure or power cut, you need to call your local Distribution Company.
The main Distribution Companies are:
10 – Eastern Electricity
11 – East Midlands Electricity
12 – London Electricity
13 – MANWEB
14 – Midlands Electricity
15 – Northern Electricity
16 – NORWEB
17 – Scottish Hydro-Electric
18 – Scottish Power
19 – Seeboard
20 – Southern Electricity
21 – SWALEC
22 – SWEB
23 – Yorkshire Electricity
The LLF code will stipulate the expected costs that the Distribution Company charges the supplier for using their cables and network in the region you reside.
This LLF code also indicates the potential charges to the supplier caused by energy losses during the process of delivering electricity to your meter.
This is the unique number for the distribution area that identifies the actual metering point.
The MTC will indicate how many registers (that is the set of meter dials or reads) that your electricity meter has and the time they operate during the day.
For example, the MTC will show whether your meter has two registers and if there are two then one will record day time consumption readings and the other the night time consumption readings.
All sites that are not measured every half hour will be settled on a profile class, this illustrates the expected consumption pattern.
Select which of the profile patterns you wish to view from the list below.
Non-Domestic Unrestricted
Non-Domestic Economy 7
Non-Domestic Maximum Demand 0-20% Load Factor
Non-Domestic Maximum Demand 20-30% Load Factor
Non-Domestic Maximum Demand 30-40% Load Factor
Non-Domestic Maximum Demand >40% Load Factor
The “Electricity Supply Number” is at times referred as the “Metering Point Administration Number” (MPAN). This is a unique number that is given to customers for identification of their metering point.
The Distribution Use of System charges cover the cost of installing and managing every connection to the electricity distribution network.
The Balancing Services use of System Charges are paid by suppliers based on the energy taken from or supplied to the National Grid.
