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I am not all that sure I want it IN my house, and the garage for many homes is in the house. Yeah I know, people garage their cars but this is wholly different.
by Shivetya 12y ago
I am not all that sure I want it IN my house, and the garage for many homes is in the house. Yeah I know, people garage their cars but this is wholly different. Maybe outside the back in a small enclosed space, similar to an AC unit
I will be curious as to regulations for ventilation, wiring, and similar, are.
- mrfusion 12y agoI think operating temperature is important, so I'd imagine outside or garage is a no go? (My garage gets down to 40F at night, not sure if that's typical). But maybe with enough insulation you could put it anywhere?
- aquark 12y agoWell, depends on location ... I think mine was down around -10F last night and I don't have room for one in a heated space. I suspect it will be a while longer before battery technology is as useful above the 49th parallel.
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- alexhawdon 12y agoTesla cars are popular in northern European countries and I imagine these will work along the same lines: active heating of the battery. In the cars the capacity sacrifice is minimal and I imagine stationary batteries will be even better as (like you say) you can wrap them in a ton of insulation without having to worry too much about bulk and weight.
- johnward 12y agoI have a propane generator that sits outside. I'm not sure why a battery couldn't aside from heat in the summer.