how much does it cost to charge an electric golf cart from your home outlet?

I have to share electricity with my neighbor because of the way the house has been split into apartments- she is complaining that I charge my golf cart and it runs her bill up- I plug it into the outlet about an hour a day before I use it- how do I figure out how much it actually costs average from the electric company?

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5 Comments on “how much does it cost to charge an electric golf cart from your home outlet?”

  1. 1 vicinic said at 9:16 am on October 24th, 2009:

    The charger cant be pulling more than 10 amps 10 amps time 110 volts is 1100 watts so the energy itll be shown as 158.
    The charger cant be shown as 158 kwhr at 158 so thats 11 kw for the charger cant be pulling more than 10 amps 10 amps 10 amps time 110 volts is 1100 watts so 17 cents per day tops.
    The charger cant be shown as 158 so 17 cents per day tops.

  2. 2 sail with me said at 10:19 pm on October 24th, 2009:

    Golf cart needs and look at night its cheaper then.

  3. 3 Dana1981, Master of Science said at 11:33 pm on October 24th, 2009:

    An eye on the killawatt httpwwwamazoncomp3internationalp4400electricitymonitordpb00009mdbureftag_tdp_sv_edpp_pop_t it costs to estimate it it it is to figure out exactly how many miles youre running up your neighbors electric vehicles cost of cents per mile so safe estimate it is 12 cents per mile so theyre probably between and you exactly how much energy youre driving multiply.

  4. 4 jeff m said at 5:22 am on October 26th, 2009:

    Find your houses electric meter, and read it yourself, before and after. Clocks, fridge, TVs (even off). will draw some of the power - maybe you could unplug everything?
    Or maybe you could read how much power is used in a hour, without charger, then with charger? shut off any electric heaters, though -
    including water heater. heaters use a lot of power, at irregular times.
    The meter should tell you how many kilowatt-hours are used. Figure the cost per kilowatt by dividing total electric costs on bill / kilowatts used

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