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Electricity

All of our holiday homes are connected up with electricity (220 V).

The electricity-meter is placed external on the house. In modern houses the electricity-meter can be supplied with a lid. Lift the lid a bit in order to open the electricity-meter. Almost all Danish electricity-meters show the numbers without any point - all numbers are whole kilowatt.

If a fuse or a group of fuses are disconnected, power cuts can occur. All groups of fuses must be placed at 1. Spare fuses are often available in the holiday home. Should this not be the case, please buy new fuses and bring the receipt to the local Sol og Strand office, where your expenses will be refunded.

The indoor switchboard is generally located on the inside of the electricity-meter. Switch on the relay by pressing the button upwards or by turning it from 0 to 1. The relay can be hard to press/turn.

For settling of electricity consumption - please see Consumption settling.
 

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