Has anyone installed a sun shade or cover or some sort of military grade netting over or around the tesla Inverter to help with the heat? I am suffering from a daily restart of the Tesla system.
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The only reason mine does not drop to 0 is because I have two systems. One 8kW Tesla and one 4kw sunpower. The drop is from the Tesla inverter restarting, while the sunpower still continues to produce.
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Last time the tech was out he mentioned this being a common problem and then I should perhaps build a roof / awning above the inverter and powerwalls. Still need to call in to have service take a look and or send someone out to look at the coolant, but it at least sounds full and OK.
I do think that a small purpose built awning would help with heat, but worried it may not look that great. Perhaps some sort of UV reflective netting?
Has anyone done similar?
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The only reason mine does not drop to 0 is because I have two systems. One 8kW Tesla and one 4kw sunpower. The drop is from the Tesla inverter restarting, while the sunpower still continues to produce.
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Last time the tech was out he mentioned this being a common problem and then I should perhaps build a roof / awning above the inverter and powerwalls. Still need to call in to have service take a look and or send someone out to look at the coolant, but it at least sounds full and OK.
I do think that a small purpose built awning would help with heat, but worried it may not look that great. Perhaps some sort of UV reflective netting?
Has anyone done similar?