Tesla Battery Modules (lots of them, unused)

[Dougz]

It was suggested by a connection on LinkedIn to post this on here.

I have a client who bought 4 x Tesla PowerBank (Not Powerwall) units from a community project that went bust, before the batteries were ever commissioned. He was led to believe that Tesla would re-commission these at his farm, but that turned out not to be the case. He's now ended up with very expensive paper weights.

However, I pointed out to him that the 24V modules in these units would be of use either for EV conversions or BESS projects. He has 32 of these at 24V 6.5kWh, and 96 of them at 24V 3.5kWh each.

They're bound to be of use by someone who can be bothered to take them out of their cabinets and reuse them.

They are currently stored in Dumfries, southern Scotland.

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Dougz

 

[AntronX]

Tesla PowerBank (Not Powerwall)

I can't find any info on such product. Pictures?

 

[seneysolar]

I can't find any info on such product. Pictures?

I noticed this when looking at a Sigineer LF inverter charger. I didn't know it was a thing but i also dont pay attention much.
They seem to have some preset charge parameters for Tesla 24v batteries.

 

[Dougz]

I noticed this when looking at a Sigineer LF inverter charger. I didn't know it was a thing but i also dont pay attention much.
They seem to have some preset charge parameters for Tesla 24v batteries.

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That's interesting. I have never heard of these. Sounds like someone could make use of all of these modules then. Any ideas?

 

[AntronX]

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included.

 

[Dougz]

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included. View attachment 268402

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included. View attachment 268402

 

[Dougz]

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included. View attachment 268402

 

[Dougz]

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included. View attachment 268402

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included. View attachment 268402

As far I can tell there was no product called Tesla Powerbank. There was early energy storage product called Powerpack that used 16 modules with 2x Model S modules each, essentially 16x 1st gen powerwalls inside one enclosure. There are few users on this forum who use Model S modules for storage, myself included.
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These were sold in the UK as Tesla PowerBanks, but they're the same as in the photo. The ones my client has use V2 PowerWall batteries for one of the units, and the others are all V1 Powerwall Modules.

Any interest in them in the UK?