Very interesting. If that's still the language, let's hope they get organized on the invites. We all want to see your coverage!
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In the referral survey that was sent out last night, there was text indicating something like "invites will be sent out later this week or early next week" but I don't remember the exact wording. I'm sure someone will post screenshots of that later today, so keep yours eyes peeled.Very interesting. If that's still the language, let's hope they get organized on the invites. We all want to see your coverage!
HankLloydRight
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I doubt anyone has a real answer, but I'll ask anyway. Does the Founder's Powerwall referral award include the "$700 Supporting hardware" mentioned on the Tesla Powerwall page? Tesla Powerwall
I know it does not include installation.
I know it does not include installation.
GasKilla
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Totally guessing here but I'd say no, thinking the "supporting hardware" is a sunny boy inverter that is required to make a powerwall work with a solar array. But a quick check reveals that most sunny boy inverters are more than $700, perhaps Tesla gets them at a reduced price?
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NYEVDriver
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I am also expecting a Powerwall from the referral program that ended January 15th. That program states that installation is included. You should not need an inverter in your situation. I have (2)inverters for the solar installation I have but the Powerwall will not interacting with my arrays. My understanding is that there are two versions of the Powerwall (DC and AC versions). If you do not want solar or have solar already you can opt for the AC version which goes directly to the main panel. I don't believe that the DC version is even offered anymore. I will post some links to documentation explaining the differences when I return home.
Things may have changed with the Powerwall 2. We went to the Tesla Weekend Social event at Park Meadows in Lone Tree (Denver) on Sunday and they said that there's just one version now. We indicated we don't have solar yet but are planning on adding it in the coming year or so. They said we could go ahead and get the Powerwalls installed now and add solar later (without needing to change out the Powerwalls).
GasKilla
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I'd just give them a call and ask, folks on the phone are always very helpful
HankLloydRight
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NYEVDriver
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The following link are the specifications I was referring to:
Powerwall 2 Full Specs Reveal Cheap Storage And Limited Warranty
Kbra
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My email with Referral support said they would cover up to $1,000 in installation costs. I was also told the Powerwall 2.0 is coming in just the AC version, meaning built in inverter.
Here is the Model 3 info I received from my questionnaire. Based on them saying more info will arrive in the coming week, I would imagine it will be for the 28th. Previous events didn't give a lot of notice either. I have already put the time off on my work calendar to make sure no one schedules anything for me.
Thanks Erik
Thanks Erik
FlatSix911
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HankLloydRight
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The way I read it, 50 referrals = free Founder's Next Gen Roadster!Meh ... 10% discount with 2% per additional referral
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