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This is a quick overview of the VortiPower VP10 V2L PowerShare device for Tesla. The device performs vehicle-to-load capabilities for any Tesla. It is a DC to AC inverter, working from 300 to 500 VDC to ~120 volts AC.
This one was sold to me by VortiPower, but I’ve also seen it for sale on the websites for EVConn and Teslaunch. They all appear to be the exact same device.
It’s rated for 3500 Watts, I’ve run it up to probably about 2900 Watts with no issues.
No, this doesn’t void your warranty.
