Charging up your home?

Would be nice to just get a Powerwall :sweat_smile:

13.5 kWh capacity is probably what I need looking at averages.

https://www.tesla.com/en_gb/powerwall

I’ve just watched this on it

Based on the May date on the upload that was the 2016 model before the Nov facelift.

I think this is the only thing stopping me is that the UK prices are taking the ■■■■.

compared to

£2,673.60 incl. VAT

Granted thats not 13.5kWh but even with getting all the parts and labour it can’t be more than £4kish

Could it save almost grand a year :thinking:

Off-peak 15p cheaper than my current two year fixed, however in two years it’ll prob be 30p kWh

5000 * 0.05 = £250
5000 * 0.20 = £1000

£750 year saving based on 5000

5000 * 0.25 = £1250
5000 * 0.30 = £1500

5000/365 = 13.7

6000 * 0.05 = £300
6000 * 0.20 = £1200

= £900

6000/365 = 16.5 avg :frowning:

So yeah a potential break even at roughly 5 years on a non-tesla setup.

With the Powerwall it would mean a decade min break even

With potential battery life at 10 years I’m :expressionless:

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