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Pulsing green

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Tesla Pulsing green

Ready for commissioning; SSID active

Severity

Informational

Safe to continue?

Yes

Technician required?

Usually no

Last verified

September 2026

First safe check

Open the manufacturer app and follow the commissioning steps, or wait for commissioning to be completed by the installer.

What does Pulsing green mean?

Green LEDs pulse when the unit is ready to be commissioned and is broadcasting its own network for setup. It will stop pulsing once commissioning is complete.

Which models use this code?

Verified for

  • Tesla — Wall Connector

When to stop troubleshooting

Stop and contact a qualified technician if the fault returns immediately, the device smells burnt, visible wiring damage exists, the enclosure is hot to the touch, or the manufacturer specifies professional service.

Can a reset clear this fault?

Documented reset behaviour: no. Use only the manufacturer-approved restart sequence for this device and never bridge or bypass a safety mechanism to clear a fault.

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Sources

  • Tesla Wall Connector Installation Manual

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    Manufacturer
    Tesla
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    Section / page
    Commissioning
    Verified
    September 2026

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EnergyFaults provides informational troubleshooting guidance. Electrical and high-voltage equipment should only be serviced by qualified professionals where required. Always follow the manufacturer documentation for your exact model.