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I have install scheduled for later in Sept. I see pictures on the website with some installs laying cables on the roof while other pics show no cables.

All the installs around here seem clean - no cables on the roof.

Is Tesla going to install the panels such that no cables are on the roof? I hope so. Do I need to request it or is that the default? How to decide what is best?

Also, I'm wondering if it's better to install the inverter inside the garage or outside - either way, next to the electrical panel. I think I'd prefer garage but what's recommended and normal here? (Cleaner; no damage to the new exterior paint and stucco; no theft - will these things become subject to theft as solar gets more popular?).




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Need to confirm with the install but will be requesting the inverter by installed in the garage. This should avoid having to breakthrough the exterior wall; except for maybe utility disconnect. Not sure if that's will be separate from the breaker box or not.




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