Kill-a-Watt owners: PiP kWh usage accurate?

You can get the stock Toyota cable upgraded to do both 120V and 240V for only about $300. You would still need access to a 240V outlet.

 

moot point, because I pay $15.00 a month to the landlord for the use of his 110 volt outlet. wouldn't be more "efficient" and since the outlet is 110 volt, running a 240 volt line wouldn't be cost effective to the landlord. it would involve digging up the parking lot to run 240 volt cable. and it's a long ways to the meter

 

Priuskitty, keep in mind for your next apt or if you buy. Cheers.

 

can't beat the rent yet: $393.00 a month includes electricity (except for the $15.00) and heat. A/C is included

 

Update: August 11, 2012

EV before charge: 1.0 miles
Trip Odo: 12.4 miles
Charge start time: 8:18:50 pm
Charge end time: 10:44:34 pm
Kill a Watt time elapsed 2:27 hours
EV after charge complete: 11.9 miles
Kill a watt voltage: 107.6 vac @ 11.86 amps and 1278 watts
113.3 vac @ 5.68 amps and 642 watts @ 10:34:00 pm
117.9 vac @ .03 amps and 1.1 watts @ 10:44:34pm
Total miles 1393 since acquiring PIP
KWH 2.95