Jay,
We bypassed it all. It is rated at 5kw and 7kw surge for 30
seconds. If you stack them you increase both of these numbers. When I
helped my client do this, it was to get a back-up to the back-up offgrid.
So, there really was not the issue with someone losing their refrigeration
or water
Does any know anything about the inverter in the power wall? I never hear
anyone mention anything about it.
Efficiency, surge, tare loss, repairability,
AC charging capability, generator support, AGS, etc. All the normal inverter
questions.
Thanks
Jay
Peltz power.
> On Jul 19, 2020, at
I third what Ray says.
It is also my understanding that Tesla does not allow their installers to
be "subs".
On Sun, Jul 19, 2020, 10:16 AM Jerry Shafer
wrote:
> I second what Ray says
> Jerry
>
> On Sun, Jul 19, 2020, 12:49 PM Ray wrote:
>
>> There are so many really good Li Iron Phosphate
I second what Ray says
Jerry
On Sun, Jul 19, 2020, 12:49 PM Ray wrote:
> There are so many really good Li Iron Phosphate Batteries available, that
> are actually designed for off grid, that I don't see any advantage to using
> a more unstable chemistry that is not designed for off grid. AC
I second what Ray says
Jerry
On Sun, Jul 19, 2020, 12:49 PM Ray wrote:
> There are so many really good Li Iron Phosphate Batteries available, that
> are actually designed for off grid, that I don't see any advantage to using
> a more unstable chemistry that is not designed for off grid. AC
There are so many really good Li Iron Phosphate Batteries available,
that are actually designed for off grid, that I don't see any advantage
to using a more unstable chemistry that is not designed for off grid.
AC coupled is a 2nd huge no no for off grid, and can leave an unattended
system
Hilton, Wrenches
As I recall Tesla does not recommend their battery for off grid
applications, they need to be connected to the internet and without that
there may be warranty issues. I don't think that the off grid world and
daily cycling would work well over time either. How would you jump start
There are people who are doing it on youtube but I have not looked at it
seriously because it has NMC cells. It is a very nice capacity at 13.5 kwh,
and good for the money.
I did help a client get a model 2 to work
offgrid. After we were done it worked great with a Schneider system and
still
Greetings, Wrenches,
I have an off-grid client who has been reading the buzz about the Tesla
Powerwall 2.0. I have been reading the data sheets and manual for it and
it appears to be AC coupled only. There was talk of a DC input version,
but apparently that fell by the wayside. I try to be
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