Your electricity Supply Reference Number is the unique identifying number for the electricity meter at your business premises. It can be found on your electricity bill. If you cannot find it, contact your current electricity supplier and they will be able to give you the number.

Regardless if you have an engine-driven alternator, you'll need an alternative way of recharging your batteries. Wind chargers ("you get used to the noise", I'm told) and to a lesser extent, towing generators (God help you when you need to retrieve it in high seas), are popular among cruisers, but I prefer the silent reliability of solar panels.

No. That is supplied by TXU at 800-242-9113 or City of Austin at 476-7721, depending on your location.

You get one automatically as part of the booking process. If you buy over the Internet we'll send you a confirmation email that will include a booking reference number. If you buy over the phone we'll give you your booking reference at the end of placing your order. You'll need your booking reference if you want to track the progress of your order using our ticket tracker, so keep it safe.

MPAN stands for Metering Point Administration Number. It provides a unique identity reference number for the meter and provides other information as follows:

Most resorts have 240v supply with 3 pin plug sockets. The sockets do vary on some resorts so it is always worth taking an adapter.

All of the toilets in the range that we supply run off a standard 13 amp domestic electricity supply. Each trailer unit will require its own supply socket for its sole use for the duration of your event. We will provide cabling to enable the unit to be situated up to 75m from a power source. If however you do not have the ability to provide mains electricity on site, we can advise on the provision of a suitable generator.

Your system has battery backup so it will function as normal for up to 8 hours after any power failure.

No. The utility in your area is responsible for ensuring that you have a supply of electricity, as long as you pay your bill. If the electricity marketer that you choose happens to go out of business, you will still have electricity supplied to you. You might revert to the utility's electricity supply price, or you might be required to sign with a different marketer. However, you don't have to worry about being without electricity.

Complete the reference section in its entirety to include all information requested for each reference. Incomplete information will lead to delays in the process. Try to send in as many supporting documents as possible with your personal history statement. If you are waiting for high school or college transcripts, then please note in your packet that you have requested the transcripts and will send them separately.

Your local electricity company can provide your supply number. All 21 digits are needed for an electricity provider to price your site. Bako Utilities are unable to request this number from your local board due to the restrictions of the Data Protection Act.

Part Numbers represent a specific part. Reference Numbers represent that specific part on a specific Purchase Order.

No, E4B will continue to use exactly the same wires and cables as your business currently uses. E4B will arrange the transfer of your business electricity and the only change you will notice is the E4B name at the top of the bill, the improved service and the electricity lower price!