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In a separate thread I reported that in the last 2 weeks (hotter weather than before, garage gets above 90F) my gateway load shedding (air conditioning and thermostat) kept triggering several times a day, especially mid day. According to the manual, one possibility for the load shed relay to...

So there is only one switch panel for all loads, the old one that came with the house. There is no separate panel for backedup and nonbackedup loads. That is why the load shedding terminal is used to turn off the AC. So, how do I access the "log in to the Gateway as the installer" ?

Exactly, the Gateway2 is not sending proper signal. According to the manual, the load shedding relay has to provide power to the AUX output constantly, unless the grid is down, or there is "abnormal fault condition" or firmware update. Someone mentioned above that it has to be configured for...

The AC is not backed up, which is how i wanted it. The only load in the house that is not backed up is the AC/heater. The way the local Tesla installer implemented the non-backed up feature is I think non-standard, instead of making a separate switch panel, they installed a wire from teh Gateway...

My Solar installation with the Powerwall2 and Gateway2 has a feature to turn off the power to the Air conditioner when the grid is down. I have noticed that the AC input power turns off several times a day and comes back, while my app does not report any outage. When I power off the Powerwall...

It might have been around 5 minutes I guess. Happened a few times. Im worried that if it fails to reconnect permanently, then the battery would drain without me noticing it. The app fails to provide notifications of outage. It is an android issue, another app the signal messenger had the same...

When I have a grid outage, my tesla gateway2 switches to backup mode and runs from battery and solar, which is fine. When the grid comes back, the system remains in backup mode. I dont know how long, because I loose my patience and turn the battery off and on, then the app shows the grid is back...