I'll definitely be digging into this but I have my doubts that they truly did install a powerblaster. Looking back at my panel wiring I just don't see any evidence of wires going back towards the master breaker. Since I have to wait for Tesla I may go back and do a little more poking around.
I did create an account with Neurio as well as registering an app so I could get a Client ID and Client Key but I think the Neurio hardware may have a WiFi interface and not Zigbee so I may be stuck, we'll see.
Hi Georgeloak,
I'm 100% sure, you don't have a powerblaster in your panel. I have the exact panel, the left compartment is for meter, and utility supply line. You can't install powerblaster on the left side. On the right side, you have 100A, 60A, and 40A. Looks like 60A, and 40A is your solar input.
The 100A should be the service line. But something is not quite right. My installer told according to the code, solar breaker should install at the furthest possible away from your main breaker. Like moving the 100A to the very top, and keep the solar at the very bottom.
My installer is very good. He moved some of my breaker, and make room for the solar breaker. So it keep the main and solar separated at the furthest distance. Inspector told me, that's the best way to do it.
Anyway, for the powerblaster, it's possible to install the CT onto the main breaker wires. But it might have to remove the meter. and get behind it. My installer did pull the meter, and utility come within 15 mins and question them. Anyway, powerblaster was installed. But it took them almost an hour. But he did a very job, it wasn't easy. In my case, I have 200A input, so it has 4 wires, and 4 CTs.
Hopes that help.
