Hi gpez,
Yes, it would be nice to be able to charge at home when I really need it. But, things are starting to sound pretty expensive to move things around. I appreciate all the suggestions.
Thanks,
GHTech
Sorry, still not following...
I thought that you already have your WattStation on a Powerwall backed up circuit, you were worried that during a power outage at night that if your EV was charging it would drain the Powerwall and you wanted to prevent that by moving the WattStation on to a non-backed up circuit. If you're not really charging the EV at home I'm not sure what the problem is...
Hi h2ofun,
With the EV on the backed up circuit, if there is a power outage, the EV could wipe out the batteries to charge the car. No way to have the car stop charging if there is a power outage.
Regards,
GHTech
Since moving the circuit is expensive could you maybe summarize your situation and what you're looking to accomplish? Do you want to ensure that the EV charging won't drain your Powerwall on accident while also still being able to charge it from solar/Powerwall during an outage?