The market has clearly shifted in favour of energy independence at home. Homeowners are now able to generate their own energy thanks to the switch to renewable sources. With the development of residential energy storage, they can now make better use of their energy, particularly solar power, and perhaps even safeguard themselves from power outages.
Tesla currently offers a wide range of energy-related items for sale, including Powerwalls, solar inverters, solar panels, solar roofing, and residential charging stations.
Now that another intriguing product has been added, we have a fantastic example of how to integrate all of those systems into a single house. A very spectacular new installation was revealed by Texas-based solar provider Good Faith Energy in Coppell, Texas:
A distinct 15 kW solar panel array going into the property and a 20 kW Tesla Solar Rooftop are both elements of the lovely house.
Good Faith was capable of replacing the house’s outdated roof while maximising the solar roof for it. Yet even that isn’t the most astounding feature of this solution for household energy.
They have put in two Span electrical panels, four Tesla Powerwalls, three Tesla solar inverters, and two NEMA 14-50 outlets for Tesla Mobile Connectors in the garage.
We have seen few installations of Powerwalls and electrical panels as immaculate as this one. The residence is totally self-sufficient thanks to the 54 kWh of standby energy capacity provided by the four Powerwalls.
Given that the company was founded by a Tesla engineer, it is not unexpected that the Span electrical panels work flawlessly with Tesla’s energy environment.
Homeowners can use the smart electrical interface to shift devices on or off the Powerwall’s backup power in real-time throughout a power outage and to precisely trace where their electricity is going, which can help them make wiser decisions.
This installation, in my opinion, represents a possible future iteration of a dwelling. Although this is undoubtedly a very expensive example, most technologies begin in the most expensive areas then gradually move down the market.
The electrical panels made by Span are likewise quite fascinating. They are a great complement to Tesla’s ecosystem for residential energy.
It would be logical for Tesla to create a comparable product or work with Span to improve integration.
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