Tesla Powerwall is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery storage system
designed to store excess energy generated by solar panels or from the
grid. It allows homeowners to use stored energy during peak demand times
or in case of power outages.

Powerwall works with solar panels by storing surplus energy generated
during sunny periods. This stored energy can then be used at night or
during cloudy days, optimising energy usage and potentially reducing
reliance on the grid.

The cost of a Powerwall unit can vary depending on factors such as
location, installation complexity, and exchange rates. Check Rubicon's
website or contact Rubicon representatives for the most current pricing
information.

The number of Powerwalls you need depends on your energy consumption,
usage patterns, and the degree of backup power you desire. Rubicon
provides recommendations based on your household's specific needs during
the consultation process.

Rubicon offers a 10-year warranty on Tesla Powerwall.

While Powerwall is primarily designed to operate in conjunction with the
grid, it can be used in certain off-grid setups when combined with
appropriate energy sources like solar panels and backup generators.
Rubicon can provide guidance on such setups.

Powerwall is designed to have a long lifespan, typically around 70% at
10 years after the initial installation date - with unlimited cycles if
used for back-up purposes only. The exact lifespan can vary based on
usage and environmental conditions. Rubicon offers a 10-year warranty on
Tesla Powerwall.

Yes, Powerwall is designed with safety features to prevent overcharging,
over-discharging, and other potential hazards. Its lithium iron
phosphate (LFP) chemistry also enhances safety compared to some other
lithium-ion chemistries.