Search results

Cause my system didn’t finish installation till last week. ITC would apply to standalone powerwalls too. In which case, Tesla policy would block those cases too. It’s ridiculous.

No. That’s what’s most frustrating

Their support chat say that because mine are marked ITC is why they won’t enable. It doesn’t make sense.

I do own it 100% and installer has not restricted. Tesla.

Anyone interested in filing a suit against Tesla for disallowing charging from the Grid? I'm extremely annoyed by this arbitrary limitation placed upon these batteries. IEEE standards don't disallow it, new ITC law qualifies powerwalls w/o solar systems. I'm ready to go to arbitration for...

I double checked utility limitations for Georgia power, but could find none. Those I know that have enphase or other batteries on GA power don’t have this limitation.

It’s rather ridiculous considering enphase batteries don’t have this limitation. It’s really frustrating that Tesla is imposing a really moronic thing at this point.

This seems to be an outdated policy for powerwalls strictly enforced by Tesla. I tried contact Tesla to enable grid charging on my batteries installed in 2023 and they refused stating that my batteries were marked as "ITC". Basically because it was part of my entire solar system project, so...

Boombox Sound Effects 1. When opening/closing doors 2. Remote Control via App Fun for Halloween Feel free to continue the thread.

Well, gave it a try. The seat back is exactly the same, so that was cool to find out. This would have worked, but the ventilated seat fan is the deal breaker that won’t allow this to work. The mounting bracket would slide in where the fan is mounted. That being said, not sure if I like this...

Hmm, maybe I’ll give a try. Need to see what return policy is.

Anyone know if there are some made for refreshed Model X? Example: Tesla Model Y & Model 3 Rear Seat Folding Table