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Two things worth considering;
- If you have a garage / driveway, you can add your house as a
favourite location to sat nav and enable the option that *dis*ables
sentry mode when at a favourite location - There's now an option to disable camera based sentry (if you have parking sensors) which then only enables sentry if someone touches / hits your car
- If you have a garage / driveway, you can add your house as a
Soul
@Acliff
It makes sense when I think about it now, but the Tesla sentry mode is a big battery drain.
Was wondering what was draining the battery so much, the sentry mode which basically keeps the infotainment and cameras alive draws 250w an hour, so 6kw a day.
Turned it off, and planning to turn it on only when needed.