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2) Reports\Monthly kWh Charge:
What kind of charge/discharge is described with "kWh Outlet"?...!
This is what my understanding:
kWh Outlet is the reading from your home electrical outlet.
To understand it, you should choose from the "Zone List" a specific home outlet and NOT "All Charging Sessions".
If you do so, it would say something like:
Your battery got 120 kWh in.
However, your wall outlet says it spent 130 kWh for that session.
That means, you lost 10 kWh for that session due to inefficiency (cable length, heat, resistance, up/down transformer...)
When you choose from the "Zone List" a specific supercharging location, you would see something like:
Your battery got 120 kWh in.
and you got "0" lost from your home electrical outlets.
When you choose from the "Zone List" "All Charging Sessions", that would include supercharging sessions that has "0" inefficiency values as well.
So, you might see:
Your battery got 384 kWh in but your home electrical wall outlet only delivered 128 kWh.
It is not that your home electrical wall outlet is so efficient that it only spent 128 kWh and your battery got 384 kWh.
Because that 384 kWh includes both supercharging sessions as well as home sessions also.
So, to figure out how efficient your charging is: do not choose "All Charging Sessions" from the "Zone List".