Our ER can take about 6.8 kWh. So in six hours, that's 40 kWh. To do a 10-100 70kWh equalisation charge is going to cost at least another £8.50 for the extra 30kWh. At least it's only quarterly.
I'm charging our 77kWh MG and daughter's 42kWh Fiat 500e on our Ohme Home Pro on IOG. You simply change vehicles in the Ohme app before asking for the percentage you want to add. Apologies if I've misunderstood the multiple vehicles point above.
I actually managed 328 on our ER in June going from Stafford to Heathrow and back, mostly motorway. Had 3% left as I turned onto the drive. I was determined not to top-up charge on the return to see if it was capable.
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