Best meter for garage charging outlet

[Tdave]

I want to attach a meter to the garage charging outlet (NEMA 14-50) I'm about to have installed in my garage, so I can track the electricity usage. I figure I want something with a non-resettable total, plus one or two resettable counters, similar to a car odometer.

What are my options? I don't want to spend a ton, but don't want something cheap, either. Is there something everyone's using?

 

[EV_de]

how about this:
http://www.energymonitor.com/features.html
or
http://www.theenergydetective.com/index.html

 

[SByer]

Is there a 240v version of a Kill-A-Watt that's tweetable? That would be cool from a remote monitoring perspective.

Those cable clamp monitors won't apply in my case, where the circuit is most likely going to be shared with the solar 240v/40a that was recently pulled through the garage.

 

[johnr]

Is there a 240v version of a Kill-A-Watt that's tweetable? That would be cool from a remote monitoring perspective.

No, unfortunately not. I wish there was - I sell the kill a watt meters and have gotten a few requests for a 240v model.

 

[johnr]

I doubt this is what you're looking for, but you can't beat it in terms of reliability and price, LOL: AC Kilowatt Hour Meters (yes I sell these too - analog $49, digital $85)

Here's something else I found - don't know anything about it though: 4010-8-216 EZ Watthour Meter for Submetering

 

[Picasso]

I love these guys Veris Industries

You have allot of differnt options, I have 3-phase power at my location so cost was a little higher to watch 3 legs. But Veris makes some nice stuff. I think the best one for you is this guy for a single outlet.

Veris Industries

 

[EchoDelta]

Reviving the thread
I had a TED5000 on the house but it died this month, kind of pissed off.
I am impressed about the EKM meter - the 'cloud' access of the data is not there compared to the TED, but does 240 V nicely, if you are willing to copy numbers every once in a while. EKM Metering | Electric Meters | Gas Meters | Water Meters

The TED still seems awesome although a bit outdated