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Old 28-10-2016, 20:31   #1
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New Tesla Powerwall 2.0

14kwh for $5,500.00, including inverter. 7kw peak, 5kw continuous. 10 year warranty. 110kg.
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Old 28-10-2016, 22:38   #2
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14kwh for $5,500.00, including inverter. 7kw peak, 5kw continuous. 10 year warranty. 110kg.
Tesla does not certify it's the PowerWall for marine environments because the battery chemistry used in the Tesla PowerWall (Li-ion NCA or NMC) is not safe for marine applications. I guess installing a PowerWall on your boat would not only void your insurance, it would also carry a real risk of setting your boat on fire.
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Re: New Tesla Powerwall 2.0

I was wondering about that too. These days I am starting to eye my little smartphone and storage bank with suspicion!
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Tesla does not certify it's the PowerWall for marine environments because the battery chemistry used in the Tesla PowerWall (Li-ion NCA or NMC) is not safe for marine applications. I guess installing a PowerWall on your boat would not only void your insurance, it would also carry a real risk of setting your boat on fire.
That bites cause I'm getting ready to outfit my boat and at first to sounded promising.

Dang it, back to the drawing board.
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That bites cause I'm getting ready to outfit my boat and at first to sounded promising.

Dang it, back to the drawing board.
Been there, I know how that feels. I had long discussions with Tesla. They told me I would lose the warranty (not to mention liability issues) if I would install it on a yacht. The internal cooling system is designed to work when the PowerWall is mounted vertically on a non moving outside surface. Not so good in the engine room of a moving boat.
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Re: New Tesla Powerwall 2.0

Tesla is not the only Lithium battery system on the market, we have installed a Sonnen system that utilizes Sony batteries and is very nice.

For boats, I have a source for custom built Lithium battery systems which I can supply and install if you are in St. Martin. If anyone wants one for their boat, let me know, we are looking at being in St. Martin during December.
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Tesla is not the only Lithium battery system on the market, we have installed a Sonnen system that utilizes Sony batteries and is very nice.

For boats, I have a source for custom built Lithium battery systems which I can supply and install if you are in St. Martin. If anyone wants one for their boat, let me know, we are looking at being in St. Martin during December.
Just saw your post, I am slipping my Lagoon 440 at Bobby's Megayard in SXM this week and I am looking at installing Li Ion batteries, can you recommend anyone to me. Thanks.....Jeff
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Just saw your post, I am slipping my Lagoon 440 at Bobby's Megayard in SXM this week and I am looking at installing Li Ion batteries, can you recommend anyone to me. Thanks.....Jeff


My battery supplier in China is offering me Lithium solutions but I am reticent to offer them until I put one in my own boat.
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