Anyone have a estimated install cost?
My understanding is $1000 for the first one and $100 for additional ones at the same time
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Anyone have a estimated install cost?
My understanding is $1000 for the first one and $100 for additional ones at the same time
Ditto, although here they are only half a week out. It might just be normal business cycles: there's a sort of hiccup in economic activity around here that happened post-election and really manifested during the two months of storms, and capacity may be higher than demand temporarily. Once this gets going and evens out, though, it could be anything.I also received a call last week, and finally got around to calling them back to make the appointment. Looks like they're running a couple of weeks out at this point, but I'm on the calendar.
Others have posted here that SC does not have to be the installerDoes it HAVE to be Solar City who install the PowerWall, or may I use the company who originally installed my solar power system?
Wait, so you tortured these callcenter reps for information you already knew?!Yesterday I got a voicemail from Solar City regarding my Powerwall 2 reservation. I called back and spoke to someone who could not answer any questions, he appeared to be limited to reading from his canned script describing what a site visit would consist of. I asked to be transferred to a Tesla Energy representative who could provide more information. I was transferred and spoke to a pleasant fellow wo was willing to listen to my description of my existing 9.8kW system, SolarEdge inverter, and Powerwall 1. He could not tell me whether a DC or AC Powerwall 2 would be more suited to add to my system. But that's okay: month ago I discussed that issue with my Telsa Energy contacts and likely the AC version is what I will get, and I wasn't expecting to be able to get a Powerwall 2 so early in the year so have decided to cancel my reservation and get one later. I've got to do some remodeling in my small garage to make space for another Powerwall anyway, and there's no rush.
I should run down the sequencing I got and offer a procedural conclusion:Yesterday I got a voicemail from Solar City regarding my Powerwall 2 reservation. I called back and spoke to someone who could not answer any questions, he appeared to be limited to reading from his canned script describing what a site visit would consist of. I asked to be transferred to a Tesla Energy representative who could provide more information. I was transferred and spoke to a pleasant fellow wo was willing to listen to my description of my existing 9.8kW system, SolarEdge inverter, and Powerwall 1. He could not tell me whether a DC or AC Powerwall 2 would be more suited to add to my system. But that's okay: month ago I discussed that issue with my Telsa Energy contacts and likely the AC version is what I will get, and I wasn't expecting to be able to get a Powerwall 2 so early in the year so have decided to cancel my reservation and get one later. I've got to do some remodeling in my small garage to make space for another Powerwall anyway, and there's no rush.
Yep, just a little...Wait, so you tortured these callcenter reps for information you already knew?!