PsyWulf

Only saw this reply now It's entirely probable that it's a "pirate" cable with a blocked driver

Yes,you get 2 types - the variable one being more pricey because it adjusts based on the input water temp

I would get a Variable Gas Water Heater that can just top up to a set point as needed based on the temperature out of the electric geyser

Was it a cheapshit Inverter? Backfeeding current?

*Theoretically* it should as it's Grid-tied if it's not too iffy about its grid-source

There is,location,price spec and cycle counts help sales immensely

I also had my SA install implode after a year or 2,reload runs miles faster

USB -> RS232 Cable and you can pull it from the battery directly using something like PBMSTools

Please add the cycle count as it helps with battery sales

Instant or near-as is actually better as you avoid surging currents - as long as you don't overload the source

If it's a secondary residence - Gas primary for Water heating and cooking,backup electrical options off the Solar As primary i'd still add both,but change it around a bit to cut costs,more initial capital outlay for longterm savings

An AC Changeover where the "priority" loads have 2 alternate feed-ins does sound easier indeed

Only 64bit yes

Mostly Inductive current can exceed the load-rating you think a device is supposed to have and Trip the inverter Had a client that always had trips when their old central aircon came on - even though the rated current was below their aggregate limit,the inrush when it switched on was about Double

You might want to draw some pictures