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The bigger Tesla battery isn’t designed to go through more than about 50 charging cycles a year, according to SolarCity spokesman Jonathan Bass. Solar City isn’t installing the 7kWh Powerall yet for everyday use, stating that it “doesn’t make financial sense,” according to Bloomberg: For customers of SolarCity, the biggest U.S. rooftop installer, the lack of a 7kWh option means that installing a Tesla battery to extend solar power after sunset won’t be possible. Want to use Tesla batteries to move completely off the grid? You’ll just to have to wait. ‘Our residential offering is battery backup,’ Bass said in an e-mail. But demand is booming for the product. There have already reportedly been 38,000 reservations for the Powerwall battery despite it costing users more than the power derived from the grid. Meanwhile, the battery doesn’t provide that much juice yet. The model puts out just 2 kilowatts of continuous power, which could be pretty much maxed out by a single vacuum cleaner, hair drier, microwave oven or a clothes iron.