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A "fridge" mode to deleberately limit sleep during the night to keep a fridge on efficiently

bradtem 4 years ago updated 4 years ago 7

I have a 12v compressor fridge.  It's great, only draws about 30-40 watts 1/3rd of the time, cycling on and off.   The problem is that when the car goes to sleep, the 12v port goes off.   It is debatable if wiring an always-on 12v port is good for the 12v battery and it requires hardware mods.   Problem is, if you turn off sleep to keep the 12v port on, by using sentry mode or similar, it eats 250w to run a 15w average fridge!   You lose 16 to 20km per night, not 2.

One possible solution, easy for Teslafi and very useful to customers is to be able to tell Teslafi, "keep the car awake for 1/3rd of the minutes in every hour when it's parked."   One could tune the duty cycle manually, or even adjust it based on interior temperature.      (Ideally if one could read the current on the 12v port you could just wake up long enough for one fridge cycle, then sleep for a while, then wake up for another.)


But more simply, just stop the car from sleeping (the lowest power way there is, turning on sentry works but there might be something better.)   If it's been sleeping longer than 20 minutes, turn it on for 10, all night.   Yes, you would get vampire drain but 1/3rd of what leaving sentry or camp mode, or summon standby on all the time.     It would not work with no data connection (perhaps a mobile app could) but it would be a great start?


And could I get it tomorrow? (I might be able with the scheduled actions by hand but I am on vacation.)  :-)

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Future battery degradation trend

Kitsos21 4 years ago 0

Hi,


please could you extend the Fleet Average Range trend line in the battery report to show what the degradation of the fleet is for the full range of data available? Or at least an additional 20k miles beyond my vehicle's current mileage?


Thanks,

Constantinos

  

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Link the bars of individual days on the calendarYear.php page to the Day view page

Black3GoVroom 4 years ago updated by LukeTesla3UK 4 years ago 1

Link the bars of individual days on the calendarYear.php page to the Day view page (e.g. index.php?search=2021-08-01). This is how the calendar month view (calendar.php) operates when you click a day on the calendar.

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Yearly Overview: Adding kWh (Used/Loaded) per month

info@tschelle net 4 years ago updated by James 4 years ago 0

The "new" yearly overview is great. Can you please add the "kWh loaded/used" ar each month in this overview. Would be great.

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Service Reminders table sorted by mileage or due date

guotie 4 years ago updated by James 2 years ago 1

As titled. So it would be easy to see what's coming up next.

Perhaps even a timeline (or one for time, one for odometer)?

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Rated wh/mile

thekuai 4 years ago updated by LuckyP62 3 years ago 1

How are rated wh/miles valuated? It seems to be 300 wh/mi for my 17x90D where epa has it at 330 wh/mi. Are these set by teslafi or as reported by api?

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Feature request - Recieve an email when a new software version is discovered and send changlog in email

josho493 4 years ago updated by James 4 years ago 0

It would be great to get an email when a new software version is detected for my model and if the change log was sent to my email address.

Thanks,

Josh

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Download TeslaFi Data doesn't work with Edge browser

RayF 4 years ago 0

I went to Setting, Account, Advanced and selected "Download TeslaFi Data" for June 2021 using the Edge browser. Nothing happens. I switched to Firefox and after 6 seconds it prompts as to what to do with the data. I saved the file which is fine. 

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how to change the cost of electricity in this app

vmonzon 4 years ago 0
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Note for Home Charging Prices

timbot2k 4 years ago 0

It would be nice if you could add a note along with your Home Charging Rates. BGE for example has different "on-peak" and "off-peak" times based on the seasons (winter/summer). It would be nice if you could add a note to identify what charging rate goes to what. 

For example. I have charge rates as follow:

(winter)
12am to 7am

12pm to 5pm

9pm to 11:59pm

(summer)

12am to 10am

8pm to 11:59pm

All of these are my off peak times, when my charging rate is lower. It would be useful to be able to identify which time ranges go to which season.