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Turning On Your System
Once you receive permission to operate (PTO) from your electric utility, Tesla will notify you that you can safely turn on your system. PTO after installation can take from one to six weeks depending on your local utility processing times.
After PTO has been received, follow these steps:
- Locate your main electrical service panel.
- Flip on breakers labeled ‘Solar System,’ ‘PV,’ 'Battery' or ‘Energy Storage.’
- If Powerwalls are installed, flip on the Enable switch found on the right side of each Powerwall.
- If equipped, flip on all external disconnects.
- Download the Tesla app on your smartphone.
- Use the Tesla app to follow your energy production in real time. Real-time monitoring will be available in your Tesla app within one hour of turning on your system.
Review your system's owner documents for additional instructions.