When everyone is charging their Pebble and parked in direct sunlight, what is the max rooftop solar panel contribution you’re seeing? My Pebble seems to generate max 0.84 kW.
Currently in full sun and 0 kW from solar. Will add that to the list! By the way, does Pebble recommend a NACS adapter? Ran across a Tesla Supercharger with only NACS. Charging truck first, then the Pebble.
Pebble does not currently have access to the Tesla Supercharger network. You may need a NACS adapter for non-Tesla NACS chargers. We used our GM adapter at a BP Pulse site and it didn't work, but neither did the CCS plugs at that site. Pebble is still working on compatibility issues with certain chargers.
A recent YouTube video demonstrates a homemade box-truck build maintaining a 20° temperature difference with temperatures over 100° in Las Vegas. It has 5,000 Wh of battery and 2,000 W of roof panels. Just saying....
Yep, Tesla with adapter: no go.
Parked in our driveway, the highest I’ve seen is 0.92 kW. That’s in Phoenix midday.
Thank you. Still a bit below its 1.1 kW potential. Wonder if what you’re seeing is the best-case scenario.
The 1,100 watts is the lab rating: perfect conditions with cool photocells. Real-world conditions yield around 25% less on a normal day, so around 825 W (0.82 kW) would be considered good performance.