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Charging at night rate in Ireland
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Cocijo
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There are 2 factors you need. 1/the amount of charge in kwhr that you give the car 2/the cost per kwhr.
You have the cost/kwhr I think (0.0583?). Depending on how you are charging you can get the kwhr figure from your charger app or perhaps your power supplier. If you’re on a public charger it will tell you how much has gone in.
If you’re using a granny charger for example - you could also estimate it. If car is showing half then you’ll take around 22kwhr = €1.2826 at your rate. There’s a few ways but the car doesn’t have an app so you rely on other areas.
i have a podpoint charger that tells me how much juice I’ve added and also multiplies it by the rates that I’ve populated the app with for example.
you can also estimate it by charge rates. The granny delivers around 3.5kwhr (this can vary). so if you charge for say 10 hours you’ll put in roughly 35kwhr Costing €2.04 approx.
You have the cost/kwhr I think (0.0583?). Depending on how you are charging you can get the kwhr figure from your charger app or perhaps your power supplier. If you’re on a public charger it will tell you how much has gone in.
If you’re using a granny charger for example - you could also estimate it. If car is showing half then you’ll take around 22kwhr = €1.2826 at your rate. There’s a few ways but the car doesn’t have an app so you rely on other areas.
i have a podpoint charger that tells me how much juice I’ve added and also multiplies it by the rates that I’ve populated the app with for example.
you can also estimate it by charge rates. The granny delivers around 3.5kwhr (this can vary). so if you charge for say 10 hours you’ll put in roughly 35kwhr Costing €2.04 approx.
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