Automations
Little rules that move your energy to the cheapest, sunniest hours.
Saved by automations this year$176.50Peak shield alone kept $96.50 in your pocket. That's more than two months of your Harbor Power bill.
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Runs97In the last 30 days
Your automations
Tap one to see its rules and history.
- Charge the car on sunshineSolar surplus above 2 kWEV charger on at up to 7 kW18 runs · $41.20 saved18runs$41.20saved
- Peak shieldEvery day 4 PM – 9 PMRun the home from the battery30 runs · $96.50 saved30runs$96.50saved
- Storm watchSevere weather alertCharge battery to 100% and hold2 runs2runs—saved
- Solar hot water11 AM – 3 PM and surplus above 1.5 kWBoost water heater to 140°F26 runs · $22.70 saved26runs$22.70saved
- Sunny laundryForecast sunny and washer loadedStart washer at 12 PM9 runs · $6.30 saved9runs$6.30saved
- Away modeEveryone leaves homeAC off, outlets off, lights off12 runs · $9.80 saved12runs$9.80saved
Suggested for Willow Lane
Based on your panels, battery and last month's usage.
Pre-cool before the peak
Cool the living room to 70°F at 3 PM on sunny days, then coast through the peak.
Saves about $11 a monthUse template
Gentle evenings
When the battery drops below 25%, pause the pool pump and dim the lights.
Adds about 40 min of batteryUse template
Dishes on sunshine
Start the dishwasher whenever 1.5 kW of solar is spare after noon.
Saves about $4 a monthUse template
Cozy off-peak nights
Warm the house to 66°F with off-peak power from 5 AM, ready for breakfast.
Saves about $7 a monthUse template