Phantom Drain
Phantom Drain
What is a typical phantom drain for your bvehicle? I'm averaging about 7kWh lost daily on a MX 100D
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dgh853
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Re: Phantom Drain
If you're running sentry cam 24/7 it will draw ~6kWh per day.
Switch sentry cam off and drain will be under 1kWh per day.
Switch sentry cam off and drain will be under 1kWh per day.
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Re: Phantom Drain
That's a hell of a lot, and even when turned off that's still quite a lot...
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Re: Phantom Drain
6kwh is 250W continuous - I would be expecting something to get hot
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Re: Phantom Drain
@dashroad Here's a link to an article about sentry mode drain - https://www.xautoworld.com/tesla/sentry ... provement/. It shows a range of 160W to 315W. My experience from using it overnight in October 2019 was ~250W per hour.
There could be a number of other reasons for the high drain e.g. cabin overheat protection.
As there are only a handful of the 5,000+ Tesla owners in Australia who are active on the AEVA forums, I'd suggest posting Tesla related questions to https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/forums/australia.129/ or on the various Tesla Australia facebook groups. You'll get a lot more helpful responses.
There could be a number of other reasons for the high drain e.g. cabin overheat protection.
As there are only a handful of the 5,000+ Tesla owners in Australia who are active on the AEVA forums, I'd suggest posting Tesla related questions to https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/forums/australia.129/ or on the various Tesla Australia facebook groups. You'll get a lot more helpful responses.
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