Nice let me know how this goes. I keep trying to figure what’s the best way to integrate my solar or really my Tesla stuff in general into my SmartHome life. So I’d be interesting to hear your findings if you decided to go with the hubitat.
Wow, I feel for you bro. It has to suck being so close but yet waiting for so long. What could they be waiting on really!?!Don't mind me, still ping-ponging emails between Tesla and Centerpoint for PTO
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Seems there is an internal system between CEP and the REPs that needs to reflect the name change shown on my REP account. I imagine this as a legacy COBOL-based system.
My PW charges nightly to 100% with grid charging on free nights. What would this Hubitat do?I pulled the trigger and yes it works! Started the thread below so I don't hijack this one. Huge win for anyone on a truly free nights plan to be able to automate battery top-off.
Hubitat and Powerwalls
Hello all. I've been on a hunt for a monitoring and automation solution for the Powerwalls for sometime now. Researched various places, but couldn't find a definitive solution that works in 2023. There was the Darwin's Den solution for SmartThings that worked for a while, until SmartThings...
Wow. I have a Coworker that lives in Rosenberg. He told me he had Hail too. I need to see how his panels held up.
This is one of biggest concerns. How hail could impact the solar panels and let’s say the panels themselves are safe what about the extra expense if the shingles get damaged from hail and then to fix the roof all the solar has to be removed and replaced. Seems like a costly costly repair. Hopefully everyone’s panels are undamaged though along with the roofs.
Hope the roof is ok, what will happen if the roof needs to be replaced? Does it mean all the panels have to come out, replace the roof, and re-install the panels?
Roof has significant damage. I know a guy with a roofing company and they handle insurance and what have you. He's going to handle the claim process, then pull the panels, re-roof, and put panels back up.
Was the areas around the panels damaged? Was any area that was covered by a panel damaged? I was thinking that the panels would absorb the damage. Since they are covering the roof. Just asking. Thanks
Yeah, it is shingles not covered by panels that got damaged. Stuff under the panels never got touched but my understanding is that if more than a certain percentage needs fixing insurance does the whole roof as it is better for them to prevent future leak claims.
