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How would this formula work. When building a “electric vehicle” charge station at home? Using batteries also?

“Spot on brother!!”

Good info!

I would love if you could do a video about the different kilowatts of solar panels some companies try and sell you 395 kW and a lot of panels, when in fact you can get 425 kW per panel and use less panels. I would love to see a video about that.

Thanks for some great information.

Thank you for an excellent PW3 review. I gained a better understanding of TSLA's technology its advantages and concessions. It will be interesting to see how well the TSLA hybrid inverter stands up to 24 hr on-demand performance. I am fussy on the 6 MPPT and thinking of it as having six separate inverters! Can one of the 6 fail and the rest maintain 5/6 functionality or will the inverter fail as a unit? What the failure rates will be, and how well TSLA manages the service and replacement or repair is an unknown. TSLA sells direct to the consumer and contracts out all the work. This is the secret to TSLA's pricing model. The meter collar is simple and impressive innovation. Well done TSLA! It is a safe bet this innovation will be copied by the industry and in time accepted broadly nationwide. How does the PW3 and the meter collar protect the solar array and power electronics from a power surge when the grid comes back on after a grid power interruption scenario? I recall Enphase CEO, Badri mentioned on a recent shareholder earnings call, that Enphase next-gen IQ battery will be smaller with higher charge density, fewer yet more powerful microinverters and have the meter collar option for installation. Oh, and cost less money. We will have to wait for next year to see if Mr. Badri can compete. I think the TSLA PW3 inverter less battery expansion(dumb battery) is a brilliant natural product and service offering.. The DC arc on the roof remains a fire risk does it not? TSLA Solar seems to look past the DC arc fire history. Do you have any data on how the insurance industry prices coverage for DC vs AC on the roof? Ah, maybe I should be writing to your email address ... I seem to be ranting I concur with the others on the back ground music and the bridge collapse. Please keep up the good work. I truly appreciate the education.

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Hi in my contry Huasun 720 watt hjt is available Can i use it for my private home or may make problem

That's if you qualify for the credit which is not a refund

Isn't China developing a high density Sodium-Ion battery. CATL is located in China?

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I wouldn't trust Sunrun, based on my experience. They installed a defective roof on my house. I spent two years trying to get them to repair it. They forced me under duress of an open water leak during heavy rains to find my own contractor, because Sunrun claimed they couldn't locate their original contractor who did the work. They also claimed they couldn't find anybody to repair my roof. Can you believe it? So I was forced to use my own contractor and forced to sign a document that Sunrun isn't responsible. Of course the damage to my roof when Sunrun installed it was so extensive that new leaks kept appearing and much of the damage was hard to figure out since the repair people weren't who installed it. So when further repairs were needed Sunrun claimed they weren't responsible and refused to repair the roof any further. Furthermore their last email was unfriendly and seemed hostile, and they made false claims regarding the matter, I believe so they could save the email later as false evidence if they got sued. One false claim they made was that there were no active leaks in the roof, so "therefore they aren't responsible". There are at least two active leaks I'm aware of. The workers who installed the roof didn't speak any English. I couldn't talk to them. I feel pretty sure they were undocumented workers. Are there any Americans who don't speak English? I think that answers the question. One thing to be aware of. Everybody at Sunrun was nice and polite and tried to sound accommodating. But when it came down to responsibility for paying for the roof repair, I felt that they had ulterior motives and their conversations were ultimately strange and not quite right. I felt any friendliness in the end was pretending. Here's what should have happened: I report to Sunrun that their roof is leaking and they simply take care of the entire matter without bothering me and simply arrange a schedule when I can be home to allow the workers in. Instead I have a roof that had been damaged for two years that now needs over $7000 in repairs. No matter how you slice it, Sunrun bent over backwards to not help me, and then they treated me as if I was some rogue criminal off the streets. The last correspondence they sent to me was condescending and accusing. But the reality is they installed a damaged roof and it’s still damaged and they won’t fix it. As if I’m a bad person. That’s how they treated me when it came down to the responsibility of paying. I was completely shocked and horrified. I truly thought they were a legitimate company in the beginning, but now I feel They are extremely risky and can’t be trusted if anything goes wrong. I’m certain they will offer a lot of heartfelt platitudes for a while money enters the picture, and then you’ll know who your friends aren’t!

Will the IQ 3 controller work for sunshie back up like the IQ2?

I am a new subscriber . Very interesting analysis. Do you have a video comparing a microinverter solar system and a system with just one inverter? thanks!

Sunrun installed a defective roof on my house. I chased them with emails and phone calls for two years, now they say they won't finish repairing it. I will be out $7000

The Tesla Powerwall costs $8,400 before taxes and installation and only works for 12 hours.

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Insightful video..👍

Plenty of guessing and speculation, little solid fact. . Do you realise you essentially said that since China controls the Lithium, they will control the supply of Lithium in (High Lithium) Solid State cells? (IF they arrive, and IF they're economically viable) . As for that supply of Lithium.... (Compounds) Australia supplies double the amount of Chile at #2 and almost 3 times the amount of China at #3. . Did you mean CELL production? Or did you mean ACCESS to the material? China is obviously "close" geographically to Australia and has a strong "Belt & Road initiative" link with Chile (Major Sea Port AND Railways under construction) plus now Argentina (at #4!) is joining that initiative with the opportunity to export to China through the same Chilean system. We could even add Bolivia to that list. . It's almost as though China had (has) a multi-decade PLAN to first develop, then use the technology? . Cell/ pack prices are currently way down, in part due to the "Pull-back" by well known major vehicle manufacturers.... Prices may rebound slightly IF those manufacturers return, but they have a problem. IF they try, they would have to negotiate with the country they pulled away from.... that both controls the materials, plus manufactures at least 70% of the cells globally.... . There's a strong possibility that country, rather than negotiating against "Tariffs" would be dealing with their new partners (Formally 3rd world, but rising!) in the colletive mentioned above, who will have Chinese manufacturers building cell factories, vehicle factories and raw material refineries nearby? . They may be "short on capacity" to supply those with openly hostile Governments? . As for Sodium ion cells/ packs, I have little doubt that they will leverage their industry to dominate that segment as well, after all, the storage market is both truly global and HUGE compared to EVs. . I have no doubt they'll use the Solar panels not sold due to those same "Tariffs" to power the factories building the cells?

there are plenty of all-in-one solar inverters out there that can do string like the solar edge.

great info thx

Thank you for the video very helpful. I am considering a pw3 but should I wait until home solar storage adopts this technology? I could net meter one for one in the meantime. Would this be more that a year away and why is home storage so far behind the auto industry?

Thank you for the information. Moving forward the key will be poser density and recharge times along with the price. The argument about battery cycles may be mute because the electronics such as the BMS, inverter and so forth will wear out long before the battery will reach the 80% capacity, Thanks again

Buy batteries,while the elites are waiting for better batteries at a better price point. Roll the dice. I did and so did Tesla and now My 21 model Y is in the shop for a dead, main battery replacement under warranty. Huge energy use Data centers by carbon credits and backup generators when they could just as easily choose panels and batteries but they won’t. Buying Credits in the carbon market is the best financial decision. Off grid folks drive on.

Thank you for your info. My wife and I are having a new home built in Suprise Arizona. I'm looking into the Tesla total Solar and Powerwall 3 package for our home. (The home will be ready in March 2025) We used to live in Houston and we were considering a backup generator. But now in Arizona, AC is a must during summer. I am also having the home and garages upgraded to being insulated. And the powerwall 3 will be installed inside the cooler garage. The question I have is...if the Power Grid goes down in Phoenix and my backup Powerwall 3 kicks in. Do my Solar Panels still charge the Powerwall 3 during the daytime?

I notice net metering was not considered. Would that help on the battery draw down issue you mentioned?

Do you have an equity ownership in Enphase?

What you are saying is .. the solar professional will size out a system. let’s say 8kwh he will use real world number and add panels at that level to reach 8 kWh? Correct? And not the marketed wattage sizing.

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Where does the 1.etc comes from?

Very helpful.

Excellent discussion Jon, thank you

Freight ships may not be able to use solar, but, with auxillary sails, they could cut down fuel use, there by saving fuel and money for actually not that great of an investment of having automated auxillary sails on the ships.

I don’t think so.. Solar is booming And it makes more sense now than ever

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what happens after 20 years from now when we have a billion solar panels that needs to be recycled ? As far as I know we don't have a good way to do that at least today. And how much minerals do we have available on earth to make solar panels ? Don't miss understand me, I got solar panels my self, and I really like it, but can we keep on making them in large scale over long time without having a problem later ?

So what if you paint the roof white under the panel to reduce temperature and increase reflection for double sided panels?

what exact kind of inverter would I need for 40, 400W Q cells panels? (16,000 Watt output) Could you attach a link where I could purchase it?

I have 6 Solid Sate Batteries and use a transfer switch and system monitor. Power off at noon and back on at 8 pm. Runs A/C too.

No, I don’t think so. Right now the industry ,technology of all products is changing, more offerings and better equipment so next year when the new equipment comes out, why would I buy last year‘s equipment even if it was cheap why ? not me. Most countries with Solar use the larger 450 to 600 W panels and equipment. And it’s coming in the next few years to us . see more change.

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Excellent, thank you!

I have a House in Mexico and the problem is that the Grid power is such poor quality ( between 240 volts and 265 volts) I had to switch from a Old Sunnyboy to a New Fronius Primo that will still sell/push power into the grid up to 270 volts. What is the voltage range that the TPW3 will still connect to the local grid? Thank you for your information!

I am not going to install battery. Just want to install solar my roof. I have lot third party vendors in my area who install enphase micro inverter + q cell. But enphase doesnt install solar. On the other end Tesla directly install solar system but they use string inveter but they are well known company and would be there to support in future. These vendors not sure whether they will in business for more time or not. Then what will happen in case any support required. Can i directly call enphase. Should i go with tesla as my roof is east and west facing. I have requirment of 22 panels. I can install all of them in East side. But i can only install 10 panel in west side. Should i install panel in east and west both side or just east side is fine ?

Gedankenexperiment....in an off grid scenario w/o solar and only a PW3, what happens if your whole home backup draws more than 48 amps? Extrapolation.... say we have a PW3 and go off grid while a Teala model Y is charging at 48 amps. Would energy simply flow from the PW3 to the Model Y through the backed up Tesla wall charger? Or does the PW3 somehow communicate to the charger to quit?