Tesla Powerwall

If you are in the unfortunate position of a power cut, a Tesla Powerwall and solar can offer power for when this happens.

In an outage, the Tesla Powerwall is capable of lasting up to 1 day, 17 hours and 15 minutes.

The majority of homeowners will typically charge and discharge their batteries every day. However, it isn’t necessary to charge it daily. This depends on how much stored electricity you’re anticipating to use. Another factor to consider is the size of your household. A larger house that uses a significant number of electricity on a daily basis is going to need to charge their battery more frequently than a smaller family home that doesn’t use nearly as much.

Whilst many homes around you may have power cuts that result in no power for hours or even days at a time, the Tesla Powerwall is a reliable home device that ensures your home can continue to run smoothly at night-time through solar energy that gets stored into the Powerwall during the day.

Some Tesla batteries take longer than others and this depends on your charging output as well as the Powerwall's lowest input. This can vary the number of hours it takes for your Powerwall to charge.