Tesla Powerwall 3 Breakthrough: Unbeatable Price Smashes Enphase, SolarEdge & More! 

same. i was looking for it

Their prices include panels and installation

@@leafnutz2341 I am speaking apples to apples (component for component for the most part in AC or DC coupled systems). Not apples to oranges as you are trying to make excuses and including labor costs. And labor does not differ all that greatly based of brands and types of systems installed. DC coupled is cheaper component wise in general but that has no bearing on my initial comment regardless.

@@URackADisciprine "labor does not differ all that greatly"???? Are you kidding with that statement? Labor prices vary widely across the country and even locally based on all sorts of variables. Since you wanna make an apples to apples comparison. The EG4 18k plus a PowerPro battery is $9000 while the Powerwall 3 is $8400. The EG4 system would still require a gutter and much more labor to install.

@@leafnutz2341 Again, you with your apples and oranges comparisons. Compare one area, not a region and CERTAINLY the whole country. And while labor can depend on a number of variables, most installers have it down to a science at this point unless you get a completely worthless installer. The "ACTUAL" costs usually only vary greatly for an out of the box installation. Correction on my part...I see the price listed on thier site, you're right about the $8400 listing. The PW3 still would be a terrible deal in terms of adding more than one battery. Lets take the $8400 for a new PW3. For every battery you want to add after the first, you have to pay slightly less than $8400. For every PowerPro battery you want to add after the first, you only have to pay $3800. And you only have to add another inverter when you want to. An inverter by the way with a 200A pass-thru. This makes the Signature solar setup far more financially sound. Not to mention all the upgrades you get with the 18Kpv vs the built in inverter on the PW3. From what I have seen, the PW3 is not a true AIO inverter setup like the 18Kpv with all of its integrated hardware. And yet again you are wrong, the 18Kpv requires very little additional labor to install even with a wiring trough...woopty. You might want to do some actual research. Good luck to you, ignorance must be bliss. But I dont have anymore time to waste on your ignorance. Adios.

@@URackADisciprine I got the $8400 price OFF THE ACTUAL TESLA WEBSITE not some random google search. Btw, you can also get $500 off with a refferal code. Regardless of where you get a unit installed, the Tesla system would be cheaper. BTW, I actually own EG4 products and I'm a actual Sig Solar customer. Sounds like you should STFU and put your money where your apples and oranges mouth is and actually buy a system.

$20,000 after incentives will pay for itself after a bit. You gotta pay for rising electricity grid cost anyway. Might as well go solar and eventually not have to pay anything.

Powerwall 3 is $8400 including the gateway. The rest is panels, racking, wiring, permits, and labor.

Woah Buddy, did you hide under a rock or something. In CA, an average Utility bill is $300 per month or $3,600 a year. Pretending the utility bills never get a rate increase the payback is 9 to 10 years. If the rates increase the payback is 4-6 years. Long story short, if someone knocks on your door and says that can give you 25 years' worth of power for a 1-time upfront payment of 6 Years would you do it? Absolutely I would, because if I plan to live in my home for 15 years I paid for 6 and got 9 years for free.

you nailed it. I live in CA and had avg electric bill (SCE) of $250-$350/month about 2yrs ago before I put in my PV system (22 Panasonic 360W panels, Enphase IQ8+ microinverters) and with kWh costs now $0.25-$0.35 going up over 10%/YoY my system indeed will payback in 4-5yrs. Thankful to have got in with NEM 2.0 which makes a much faster ROI vs. those recently starting who are on NEM 3.0 @@jameskortmeyer361

Thats a turnkey installation with solar panels, racking, permits, etc.

@@dalerolph My bad. I'm trying to add a battery to a pre-existing grid-tied system.

I think Tesla estimates around 80-90% of homeowners will be met with 11.5kW during a power outage

@@dalerolphthen how does Elon’s claim of return of investment 5 years? Sorry the math doesn’t add up.

If 11.5kW isn’t enough you can add a second, third, or fourth Powerwall. Two would be ideal for my situation

Tesla sold 500,000 Powerwall 2 and every single Tesla cars are sold before a Vin number is generated. Trust me, the market is adopting it perfectly fine, because these systems are breaking even in 4-8 years. 50 years from now every house you look at will have a microgrid.

Yes, we should see the DC expansion batteries by the end of the year. I’m estimating a cost around the $4000 mark per unit before installation and permits.

LFP

No batteries do not affect NEM status

@@Fun-Time-Family-Kids Bats don't affect NEM status. but I betcha bat permitting will. Say hello to NEM 3.0 there after.

Yes, it will put you into solar billing plan.

Yes, we are

​@@dalerolphthat's depressing

Thank you! Will do!