It took long enough due to a couple of schedule conflicts. Tesla originally had the install scheduled for last August, but I was on a 3-week road trip all month, so I pushed them off. Little did I know that the availability window for the NE closed for a few months, so I lost my chance. But then they called me in late December and said "how about next week?!".... well my wife was on a big book deadline, so I didn't want to disrupt her for a day, so I scheduled it for today, one day after her deadline.
The rest of the story is pretty much the same as the others, so I'll just go right to the pics. The installers did a really great job.
Before:
During:
After:
Please ignore the messy coax, it was like that when we moved in, and I plan to fix it all nicely above the powerwall.
Since we don't have solar yet, I'm just planning on using it for backup power in case of a powercut, which is pretty infrequent around here. So it's a pretty boring installation.
I am trying to figure out about how long it will last during an outage. I think in a couple of weeks, I'm going to throw the main breaker and see just how long it lasts under normal usage.
The rest of the story is pretty much the same as the others, so I'll just go right to the pics. The installers did a really great job.
Before:
During:
After:
Please ignore the messy coax, it was like that when we moved in, and I plan to fix it all nicely above the powerwall.
Since we don't have solar yet, I'm just planning on using it for backup power in case of a powercut, which is pretty infrequent around here. So it's a pretty boring installation.
I am trying to figure out about how long it will last during an outage. I think in a couple of weeks, I'm going to throw the main breaker and see just how long it lasts under normal usage.
