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Charging Stats
- Thread starter EcoCloudIT
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I received a call from a local support person. I explained the issue (not being able to turn on Climate Control with the boot open) and he agreed it was silly and was going to raise it with the tech team.
ARMARM
Member
Just a little handy tip, you won't be able to see the charge stats in your app if you're not the main account owner. So if you're an "added driver" it's not there.
On my phone, I can see my 2017 X stats, but I can't see my wife's 2021 3 stats, and it's vice-versa on her phone.
On my phone, I can see my 2017 X stats, but I can't see my wife's 2021 3 stats, and it's vice-versa on her phone.
Thats not the case with mine. Wife’s car in her name, mine in company name, and I can see charging stats for both on my app
ARMARM
Member
Tbh I wouldnt have a clue. They were setup nearly a decade ago. We have full access to both cars on both phones so maybe that is the difference.
We have 2x separate accounts, so only our own car shows in the Tesla app however the battery is shared…not sure how Telsa did that but they said it was the best way to do it….we both didn’t care is we shared the one login/cars/battery all together (no privacy issues for us) however Tesla still said it was better to set it up the way we have it now….
ARMARM
Member
I’ve asked the wife how she logs in and yes its the same as me, so that explains the difference
phigment
Member
Looks like there is so much more they can do to improve things and add new featurea, but it's nice to have a preview of what they're adding.
One bug I found is that their time of use is incorrect. I added my utility provider's seasons and hours for off peak, mid, and peak times. The app looks to try to use this, but it tells me that I spent half my charging time on mid peak.
I can see from my own every monitoring (I have a separate CT loop and logger attached to the hpwc) that charging only happens during off peak. Perhaps thei stats are using the wrong time zone?
One bug I found is that their time of use is incorrect. I added my utility provider's seasons and hours for off peak, mid, and peak times. The app looks to try to use this, but it tells me that I spent half my charging time on mid peak.
I can see from my own every monitoring (I have a separate CT loop and logger attached to the hpwc) that charging only happens during off peak. Perhaps thei stats are using the wrong time zone?
It seems to work for me (inasmuch as my charging so far is showing up as 100% off peak, which is correct).
phigment
Member
I modified the starting time of my current high peak to be 30 minutes later and now the tesla stats report basically 100% off peak. I think there is a "binning" error in their code.
I only need two seasons (my DNSP's TOU rates don't change over the year, but they're based on NEM time so I need seasons to cover daylight-savings / non-daylight-savings times of year).
Ok it's not me, 3 seasons is the current limit.
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The Tesla app allows you to add your utility rate plan for more accurate value calculation estimates and system optimization.
That’s weird. I mean it’s software, why is there even a limit? And why 3? They wrote code to deal with more than 1 season, they could have written it to cope with 10 or 100.