I'm on vacation this week in Mexico, and my 2019 S is parked at the airport. I turned off Sentry before I left, I'm not certain whether I turned off summon standby, but my car has been sleeping regularly every night at home and other places even with it on, so not sure that's the culprit. But my car has been losing about 5-6% per day while I'm here.
I turned off TeslaFi's logging right before I left, even though it hasn't caused issues with its sleep schedule, and checked the app once after 2 days to find I'd lost 11%. So I turned logging back on in an attempt to figure out what's going on. The pattern has continued with no sleep whatsoever.
One thing I noticed is that my interior temp is staying at about 54 degrees F even though the outdoor temp is between 32 and 39 each night/day.
Is there some setting that's causing the car to stay awake to monitor the temp and control it? Overheat protection is probably on, but that only lasts the first day and it's obviously not too hot. Could summon standby be causing it to keep the cabin warm-ish? I wish there was some way to turn that off or turn the car off remotely.
At this rate I should still be able to get home when I return but it's nerve wracking. I've never had this much drain even when I had TeslaFi or my app pinging the car, so it seems much worse than just being awake - I'm suspecting that it's using energy overnight to keep the car warm in the cold weather, which is the only thing "new" - temps have dropped recently at home.
Thoughts?
I turned off TeslaFi's logging right before I left, even though it hasn't caused issues with its sleep schedule, and checked the app once after 2 days to find I'd lost 11%. So I turned logging back on in an attempt to figure out what's going on. The pattern has continued with no sleep whatsoever.
One thing I noticed is that my interior temp is staying at about 54 degrees F even though the outdoor temp is between 32 and 39 each night/day.
Is there some setting that's causing the car to stay awake to monitor the temp and control it? Overheat protection is probably on, but that only lasts the first day and it's obviously not too hot. Could summon standby be causing it to keep the cabin warm-ish? I wish there was some way to turn that off or turn the car off remotely.
At this rate I should still be able to get home when I return but it's nerve wracking. I've never had this much drain even when I had TeslaFi or my app pinging the car, so it seems much worse than just being awake - I'm suspecting that it's using energy overnight to keep the car warm in the cold weather, which is the only thing "new" - temps have dropped recently at home.
Thoughts?