Tell that to the Tesla Installer who has installed 3 systems to employee only homes....... My source completely blows your non source source out of the water. Man you just hate, angry and can't accept facts can you? get yourself a bao bao tea and take a deep breathe.
you just need to contact Tesla. they are very willing to answer your questions. The installer didn't give me their number and why would they? what would you like to ask? Maybe I can help?
i probably know the answer.
Installation should be under $2,000.
All of my equipment is installed and rated for 0utdoors. Solar would be great on off grid. How elae qould you power ypur place? . If you intend on a powershare with your cybertruck tesla requires the subpanel to be 200amp and of their equipment. Power walls work great by the way.
well, "Riddlericsaid" what electrician said that? You have to know that only Tesla employed peeps will know that answer. Let's see, you get the truck and as of now doesn't come with equipment for home share but when you actually are told you are able to get it they won't install anything without permitting and agreement to be installed by Tesla contractor. Also they will absolutely not just leave you the equipment for you to install. Instead you will get a 6 month free charging option as we've seen with others who were told No your place of residence is not approved to install Tesla equipment.
I do use solar now & lithium batteries for storage. I Love it. It’s likely what got me so into electric vehicles.
great! well being that you are getting the CT, I'd hope you are able to get PowerShare equipment. Would be a waste if you couldn't. You will for sure get the cable to share from vehicle to vehicle. Well at least you can install other than Tesla equipment that would make it work if not. It's not proprietary equipment. It's just electricity and wires. Best of luck!!
I wish Tesla would allow non certified people to install Powerwall and equipment.
Oh! I misspoke then. The $2,000 general estimate is for a qualified electrician to install what has been talked about in a small town. I am sure it’ll the cost be much greater for a Tesla certified electrician in a big city.
So far nobody (that we know of) has been sent the powershare equipment. The tesla certified electrician will bring it at the time you pay for install (beast does get $4000 credit towards this install), or you will get free supercharging (6 months for awd, 12 for beast) if you don't agree to those terms.
Understand it has to be a 200A sub panel, not just a 200A panel. Hoping that’s not the case. I have a 200A panel and 60A sub panel, and I don’t know if that will be enough. Hopefully.
