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This one off Amazon has done the best: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08H1JLBF9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It doesn't have the ability to export a CSV file, but the "Smart Life" app does show the kWh usage by day, month, and year. It was also accurate to within 0.5% of...

This is the answer! I purchased a couple different ones to see which will work the best for my application. Thanks.

Yes, I already used the Kill-a-Watt to find that the Nissan EVSE pulls 11.86 amps for the entirety of the charge. At 110v that is 1.3 kilowatts per hour. I have a timer and can use it, I am just looking for a more automated way to measure and log actual kWh used so that I don't have to start...

At your recommendation, I was perusing the Amazon looking for something that might work for my application and I came across a few WiFi Plugs w/Energy Monitoring... which might be exactly what I am looking for. I am a little worried about keeping something plugged in pulling max(ish) continuous...

I am using the Nissan EVSE at 110v on an outdoor plug in a shared use space where I live. The owner of the property is not currently interested in installing a L2 EVSE but is okay with me using the 110 plug so long as I track my usage and reimburse. I can't use the kill-a-watt meter outdoors so...

Using a "P3 P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Monitor" I get 11.86 amps on my 2021 SL Plus with the included EVSE. I have seen others as low as 10.6 Amps.

This is something I didn't take into account. At what temp will it start to be an issue? (But yes you are right, average high temperature here is 72° in July and August)

I wasn't looking for a loophole, just some clarification on the "rule" and some better understanding. But thanks.

Ok, that makes sense. I'll make sure to keep my EVSE amp setting dialed down or keep the charge to less than 3 hrs.

It is commercial, 208v service. And yes, I understand that continuous loads are supposed to be at 80%. My question is still if the voltage is only at 80% of the breaker rating and the total wattage load I am pulling is 80% of the breaker rating, does that work?

Where is that info coming from? I was under the impression the car can only pull the amperage the EVSE provides. (mine is adjustable)

Do you mean 208 V, three-phase? 208V single-phase might work. I believe I've read here that the Nissan EVSE won't work with 208V @ three-phase AC power. Someone else more knowledgeable will probably chime in though, give it some time. Yes, it's 208, but comes out at 198-200v single phase. I...

If I am using a 30a plug and breaker, but the voltage is only at 200v, does that mean I can use the full 30a? (I know that is 83%) But the main question is does the 80% apply to the voltage as well as the amperage? They both contribute to the circuit capacity, measured in watts. Also, I would...

Got mine with a $2,681 dealer discount as well as the $7,500 Nissan Cash back in WA.

So many good recommendations and things to consider! Thanks guys!