I don't know about Tesla Powerwall in specific. And I don't know if you are
asking about solar-charged (as opposed to grid-charged) Tesla Powerwall but
likely you are.
Wiring solar panels to inverters (charging inverters or to-grid inverters)
can be done correctly - where the +/- pairs are kept close together - or it
can be done incorrectly where the power wires form a giant roof-sized loop.
When done correctly the near field radiation from the system's inverter is
kept very short range.
When done horribly incorrectly the far field radiation from the large loop
of wire on the roof can actually become an effective far-field radiator on
HF.
The situation is remarkably similar to ECM HVAC equipment in that there is
a wide range of installers out there some of which find interesting
non-paired ways to run supply wires in giant radiating loops (a discussion
from Topband list several years ago when ECM motors started becoming
common).
Tim N3QE
On Mon, May 18, 2020 at 6:16 PM Paul F. Merrill <marinesvcs@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi Group -
>
> Does anyone have any experience with a Tesla Powerwall installation at
> their QTH? If you have, have you noticed any RFI from them?
>
> Thanks, Paul / W7IV
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