Recent content by SteveO332

I'm seeing a lot of small, different behaviors with the latest firmware. - One user reported calibration and forced disconnect from the grid. - My powerwalls stopped charging on TOU/free night until I reset the sell price back to $0.00. - Your powerwall didn't discharge I'm assuming something...

I've had my PW3s since November and haven't seen this. Was it in an in-app alert?

1. Definitely a bright white light now. You can see it in daylight easily. White seems to be "OK", while red seems to indicate an error. If you see a light green hue, that's what I saw prior to the update and everything was OK with that led color. 2. No. You can request it in the official...

They asked me how I knew one of my units failed a firmware update, so I spilled the beans. I could have also just said it's in the settings in the app; it shows the lowest firmware of all 4 units.

I have Powerwall 3s, so I actually have to log into a Powerwall directly (network starts with TeslaPW-XXXXXX). But check this - Powerwall support told me that using the TeslaOne app as a homeowner could VOID MY WARRANTY on the power walls and asked me not to use it anymore. Anyone else heard...

Agreed - when I was with Tesla Electric with realtime buyback rates, I noticed it often was either zero or negative during the day. Negative sellback rates even appeared on my bill. It didn't amount to much, but still, it was there. Tesla Powerwall support did update my PCS settings not too...

Tesla Electric buyback rate in Houston raised to $0.05/kw. Open this link on the mobile device that you have the Tesla App installed on to review options. Sign Up for Tesla Electric

Does that have to do with PCS settings in the TeslaOne app?

Thank you. I just noticed as well that the breaker is actually rated for 150 amps, so the limit is technically 36kw. No wonder it tripped!

I missed it (sleep focus mode), but the grid actually never went down. The only thing I can think of is maybe it was drawing too much at once? Free nights, so everything starts at the same time. 2 vehicles + powerwalls recharging + house usage spiked it right before it tripped. Free nights...

Installed November 2023. 4 x PW3s, Backup Gateway V2, 23.49kw system. This morning, I woke to find that the power was out of my home. Neighbors weren't out. I checked the breaker in the Tesla Backup Gateway, and it was tripped, so I've been on batteries all night and ran out at about 5am...

How odd for them to say that, given we already have 24.12.3.

I've been requesting an update to that single unit every day for a few days now via the TeslaOne app, and I've had no luck with it updating on its own. Tesla support said they also requested it and that it would update within 24 hours, but I've had no luck there either. Pressing "update...

That's what I was seeing, just thrown off seeing a screenshot of it working for another user (different thread). Thought I was missing something.. It appears it does work but only for those with new Powershare installations with the specific Powershare gateway.

Sure - I work from home, so the few times a month I need the CT to step in when my powerwalls are drained are well worth it. It also allows me to possibly go off free nights (that's when I charge the powerwalls and Y + CT) and back to Tesla Electric, since I can now sustain myself off grid much...