SolarEdge Home vs Tesla Powerwall 3 - A Comprehensive Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2024
- Join us as we delve into the world of home energy solutions, comparing two giants in the industry: SolarEdge and the Tesla Powerwall 3. This video provides a detailed analysis of both systems, helping you understand how they can revolutionize your home energy management.
What to Expect:
• Introduction: Quick overview of the importance of home energy solutions and the role of battery storage systems in sustainable living.
• SolarEdge Overview: Dive into SolarEdge's integrated energy solutions, highlighting their smart inverter technology, which maximizes energy production from your solar panels. Discover how their system not only optimizes power but also offers a robust monitoring platform to track energy usage and production in real-time.
• Tesla Powerwall 3 Features: Explore the latest in Tesla's line of Powerwall batteries, focusing on its enhanced energy capacity, sleek design, and seamless integration with solar to ensure your home is powered 24/7. We'll also touch on the Powerwall's smart features, like time-based control to maximize energy savings.
• Comparative Analysis: Contrast the key features, including storage capacity, scalability, warranty, and smart capabilities, to see how each system fits different needs and preferences.
• Final Thoughts: Summarize the strengths of each system and provide guidance on choosing the right one for your home energy needs, considering factors like location, energy requirements, and budget.
Conclusion:
Stay informed and make an empowered decision for your home energy solution. Whether you lean towards the innovative integration of SolarEdge or the powerful simplicity of Tesla Powerwall 3, you're taking a step towards a more sustainable and efficient home.
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Thank You Dale
Good video Dale! Very insightful as always. Would you ever consider using the SE Indop with a powerwall DC coupled for a moderately shaded site like this? That $5k difference could likely cover it then you get all your optimizer and monitoring advantages with the higher backup battery output.
Excellent info, thank you! Why would you not go much above 16 kw of panels? Is that limit per battery or the whole system?
The Powerwall 3 supports up to 20kW of DC solar energy, I recommend a maximum AC:DC ratio of 150%. Which means you multiply the inverters AC rating (11.5 for PW3) by 1.5 times and that gives you 17.25kW which would be the max I’d recommend due to energy loss from clipping.
Can you pair solar edge optimizers with Powerwall 3?
No, SolarEdge power optimizer only work with SolarEdge products
do these work with a SPAN SMART PANEL?
Probably not.
Dale, that state rebate SGIP has run out of money, so says your competitor in San Diego. Is that true?
Here is the link to the program metrics and the available funds: www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/
San Diego Gas and Electric is CSE on the list and they appear to have ~$14M available in funds. The state of California added $125M to the program for 2024 and is adding another $200M+ on 2025. So funds are available, the reality is a lot of companies don’t want to bother because it’s a far amount of paperwork.
@@PacificSunTech They did add funds, but not for “Small Residential Storage” which is the relevant bucket of funds. Once you select “Small Residential Storage” and then look at the CSE column, you will see it is in “Waitlist” status and there are $136,744.23 in funds. The funding has been hovering around that number for a couple years now as reservations fall out and someone from the waitlist moves in. But that wait list is miles long. The money is, for all intents and purposes, gone.
I bought Starlink on line, I could buy a Tesla car on line but the Powerwall I have to go through an installer?
How could your brain possibly be so broken that you compare a home improvement product to a vehicle or a satelite dish 😂
@@mattbrew11 Well you can do a lot more damage with an EV.
@@David-jv3dw based on the way lots of those cars leave the factory, its a great thing that a professional is required for the powewall
That’s a lot of shading? 😄 2/3 of my roof is in full shade all day when the oak tree has leaves on it.
A reputable installer would definitely recommend a serious tree trimming lol or if you have the land a ground mount system.
Didn't cover the difference if they're shade involved. Solar Edge produces much more because every panel has an optimizer. Tesla has a string inverter. With Tesla multiple panels will shut down if one of them is shaded
That's not necessarily true, modern solar panel technology has evolved a long way since the SolarEdge Power Optimizer was released. Our software we're using is factoring in shading of the panels with and without a power optimizer. As we demonstrated in the video, the SolarEdge Optimizer did increase annual production but only slightly. This is because of the optimization technology is built into solar panels being manufactured today.
So literally neither are worth the money or the solar arrays to charge them, way too expensive when finally paid for the warranty and equipment will need to be replaced...
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At California energy costs either system is very cost effective. Your energy savings will pay back in 4-5 years and lifetime savings as he shows in the charts is >$200000.
The solar panels have a 25yr warrantee and should last for 30+ years. The inverters and batteries have a 10yr warrantee and will probably last 15+ years. If/when they do need replaced the labor to replace should not be significant as the panels and electrical infrastructure is already in place.
Locally we have net metering and below average electric costs so grid tied systems without battery are almost 10 yr payback and batteries can only be justified for the backup power.