App to collect charging data?

[essjay]

I have the Ford Station Pro - wondering if any of you energy/data nerd types have another app you use to collect and analyze the rates and data. I dont feel like keeping a spreadsheet but I imagine there may be a tool that helps you collect and analyze better than the basics covered in the ford pass.

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[RickMachE]

I have the Ford Station Pro - wondering if any of you energy/data nerd types have another app you use to collect and analyze the rates and data. I dont feel like keeping a spreadsheet but I imagine there may be a tool that helps you collect and analyze better than the basics covered in the ford pass.

No, because the only access to the data is via FordPass, and you cannot give the login details to another app, Ford will shut the account.

Other intelligent chargers have their own apps to capture the gross data (gross is from wall, net is in vehicle).

 

[Teslaeata]

I’m afraid entering your data that you know is correct into a spreadsheet is the only reliable way, especially if you use different sources for your charging.

Then you can order it, make all sorts of calculations to understand all sorts of things…….in my view.

 

[Teslaeata]

I’m afraid entering your data that you know is correct into a spreadsheet is the only reliable way, especially if you use different sources for your charging.

Then you can order it, make all sorts of calculations to understand all sorts of things…….in my view.

112218 miles of stats from my spreadsheet:

In 927 charges delivering a total of 39,437.17kWh, 596 charges delivering 29,728kWh wear at home on the ABB 22kW charger though the car can only take 11kW maximum I believe.

331 charges delivering 9,708.24kWh were on DCFC charge points.

That provided an average of 2.85miles/kWh.

Quite a lot of the mileage is at motorway speed and heaters & A/Con mostly on.

Average overall cost is 9.75pence per mile which breaks down to 15p/mile on home charge mileage and 66p/mile on DCFC charges.

On UK petrol prices for ICE car achieving 40mpg delivered a saving of more than £8,000.

HVB has just been measured at 93.5% at 46mths.

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Am I happy with that? Youbetchabottomdollarboy!

 

[ipca204]

112218 miles of stats from my spreadsheet:

In 927 charges delivering a total of 39,437.17kWh, 596 charges delivering 29,728kWh wear at home on the ABB 22kW charger though the car can only take 11kW maximum I believe.

331 charges delivering 9,708.24kWh were on DCFC charge points.

That provided an average of 2.85miles/kWh.

Quite a lot of the mileage is at motorway speed and heaters & A/Con mostly on.

Average overall cost is 9.75pence per mile which breaks down to 15p/mile on home charge mileage and 66p/mile on DCFC charges.

On UK petrol prices for ICE car achieving 40mpg delivered a saving of more than £8,000.

HVB has just been measured at 93.5% at 46mths.

E&OE

Am I happy with that? Youbetchabottomdollarboy!

You, my friend, have WAYYYYYYYYYYY too much free time on your hands!

 

[Teslaeata]

You, my friend, have WAYYYYYYYYYYY too much free time on your hands!

Don’t you believe it?

I may have to look at those pence per mile figures, they just can’t be right, when I sober up…………

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