Electric11 completed a solar generation meter replacement in Norwich for a property in the NR6 area with an existing solar PV installation. Our team removed the older analogue generation meter and fitted an Emlite ECA2 100A single-phase kWh meter, providing a clear digital record of the electricity produced by the system.
Completed on 30 March 2026, this small works project renewed an important metering component without replacing the wider solar array. The work concluded with a satisfactory electrical inspection result and no significant issues recorded in the supplied job notes.
Project Overview
| Detail | Specification |
| Location | Norwich, NR6 |
| Project type | Solar PV small works |
| Main work | Solar generation meter replacement |
| Existing meter | Analogue kWh generation meter |
| New meter | Emlite ECA2 100A single-phase kWh generation meter |
| Testing outcome | EICR recorded as satisfactory |
Why the Solar Generation Meter Needed Replacing
A solar generation meter records the total electricity produced by a solar PV installation. At this Norwich property, the existing system still used an older analogue meter positioned within the electrical cupboard beneath the consumer unit.
The project focused on replacing this metering component while retaining the established solar equipment. Renewing the meter gives the property a clearer digital reading and makes it easier to monitor cumulative solar generation over time.
This type of targeted work forms part of effective solar panel maintenance in Norwich, helping property owners maintain accurate system records without carrying out unnecessary changes to serviceable equipment.
Installing the Emlite ECA2 Generation Meter
Before starting the replacement, the existing meter cupboard, solar AC isolator and protective device were reviewed so the work could be completed safely within the established layout. The older analogue generation meter was then removed and replaced with an Emlite ECA2 100A single-phase kWh generation meter.
The Emlite ECA2 provides a digital total of the energy passing through the solar generation circuit. Unlike the property’s main electricity meter, its role is to record the output produced by the solar PV system rather than general household electricity consumption.
The replacement was completed within the existing cupboard, keeping the installation compact and accessible for future readings, inspection and maintenance. No solar panels, inverter or battery equipment were listed as replaced during this visit.