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I'm about an north of Chicago. I was hoping maybe an electronics/car shop might do it.

has anyone found a car shop that will turn on this feature for you? Not comfortable buying the equipment and doing this myself but would pay someone to do it for me.

Sorry I may not have been clear. As you know there have been many comments on how people are trying to find the easiest/cost effective way to be able to power our homes in a power failure. I don't have solar or anything exotic. The unit from PGE out west seems to be the simplest answer but we...

what type of connection to the house do you have? Generac or ?

Terrific info. I never saw this before. I will need to contact Teso and my local power company. This is obviously the best solution to use our Lightnings during power outages. Thanks for posting this.

Has anyone confirmed which company is making the PGE unit (model) so we can try to source it for our Homes not using PGE somewhere else in the country.

I saw that on the list before but I don't see that it differentiates between an ICE F150 and the Lightning.

Agreed but I think the 1st step is making sure PG&E accepts that it will work with Lightning. Once that get confirmed I could go to my local electric company and ask for approval to install. I would have to pay for it of course. With the increase of EV ownership and the increase in demand for...

I am not concerned abut getting it thru the PG&E program. I live in the midwest. It it can be approved by PG&E I would try to source if from the MFG directly. Maybe thru an electrical supply house near me.

So does that mean we still can't confirm that the Lightning is approved by the power company as a backup generator? That per PG&E (plus others) it can be used as backup power with the PG&E device by just plugging it into the PG&E device without further wiring? It it was approved I would start...

Which Ford number is Lightning specific?

I had previously found the info about the batteries being made in S. Korea so that passed the 1st test. The real question all along was about the percentage of correct materials and where they are mined to see if they passed that 2nd requirement. It's only 2 more weeks to find out for sure.

All I can find is that the Feds will release on 4/19 the list of vehicles that will qualify for tax credit based upon their specific battery info. We will both keep our fingers crossed I don't need the snide remarks from some of you. I am only looking for info in print. I am inclined to...

I can find nothing in print (Google) that says after April 18th 2023 the Lightning battery will have the correct % of minerals to qualify for the 40% component requirement.. I have a Lightning on order since 12/22 and can find nothing that says it will be eligible for the $7500 tax credit since...

"who take delivery prior to April 18th".

The way I read it is only until April 18th of this year. No info after that date