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Marcus89765 (talk | contribs) m I have included Australia and New Zealand part of the same group as we use the same equipment and follow the same electrical wiring rules called the AS/NZ 3000. |
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===Australia and New Zealand===
[[File:NZ household ripple control receiver.JPG|thumb|A ripple control receiver fitted to a New Zealand house. The left circuit breaker controls the water storage heater supply (currently on), while the right one controls the nightstore heater supply (currently off).]]
Since the 1950s, Australia and New Zealand
Depending on the area, the consumer may have two electricity meters, one for normal supply ("Anytime") and one for the load-managed supply ("Controlled"), with Controlled supply billed at a lower rate per kilowatt-hour than Anytime supply. For those with load-managed supply but only a single meter, electricity is billed at the "Composite" rate, priced between Anytime and Controlled.
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