Tesla Tiny House goes on tour

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Powerwall, as part of the newly created Tesla Tiny House is hitting the road and making its way around Australia to educate the public on how to generate, store and use renewable energy for their home, towed by the all-electric Tesla Model X.

The first stop on the Tiny House tour is Melbourne’s Federation Square from 14 -15 August where Tesla staff will be on hand to answer any questions about how Tesla’s energy products can help to sustainably power your home, protect you during outages and reduce your energy bills.

Tesla Tiny House will hit the road and set up shop around Australia, and starting today, anyone can nominate their town, school, business or community group as one of the stops for Tiny House to visit whilst on tour. The tour is designed to provide a one-on-one educational experience on how to integrate Powerwall and solar to seamlessly power an entire home 24/7, allowing Australian consumers to gain control and understanding of their power use.

Powered by 100% renewable energy via a 2 kW solar system and Powerwall, Tiny House contains a mobile design studio and configurator which can calculate how your home can generate clean energy from the sun using solar panels, storing it in Powerwall to use throughout the day and night, which can all be monitored and controlled by the Tesla app.

To request Tesla Tiny House to come to your town and experience what it means to be self-powered visit: www.tesla.com/teslatinyhouse

Tesla Tiny House specifications:

Weight – 2 tonnes

Dimensions – 6m x 2.2m x 4m

Solar generation – 2kW PV system of 6 panels

Solar storage – 1 x Tesla Powerwall

Exterior – Clad in locally sourced, chemical-free, sustainable timber

 

Tesla Tiny House tour dates:

Federation Square, VIC 14-15 August
Melbourne Home Show, Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, VIC 17 – 20 August
Eco-Living Fair, Randwick Community Centre, NSW 3 September
Brisbane Home Show, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, QLD 8 – 10 September
Rundle Mall, SA 20 September – 2 October
Sustainability Lane, Lane Cove Shopping Centre, NSW 8 October
Sydney Home Show, Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park 27 – 29 October

 

About Tesla Powerwall

Tesla Powerwall is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery designed to enable self-consumption of solar power and reduce reliance on the grid, as well as for full home backup, load shifting and other grid service applications. It is the second generation of Tesla’s original Powerwall product, which was first introduced to customers in 2015.

Powerwall 2 consists of a 14 kWh lithium-ion battery pack, liquid thermal control system to operate at temperatures ranging from -10 to 50+ degrees, an integrated inverter and software that intelligently dispatches electricity when it’s needed most. Up to ten Powerwall’s can be stacked to accommodate any sized home which mounts seamlessly on a wall or on the ground, indoors or outdoors, and is integrated with the grid to export excess energy, maximising the opportunity for economic benefit.

For more information visit: https://www.tesla.com/en_AU/powerwall?redirect=no

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