Janosh

Yes. The feed from the combiner box to the inverter will be plug-n-play which will be installed on the trolley. This way you can unplug the whole system and move to another premises, at least taking the more expensive equipment with. By flipping the changeover switch on the secondary DB the premises will have normal Eskom to both essentials and non essentials.

It is because of all the various answers from Hubble that I am so confused. Thanks for the feedback. I will try and make some sense once at home and see where it brings me.

Hallo Sparky
Nice to follow your thread, and it appears that your system is starting to come nicely together.
I switched my system on 17 October 2022, and has up to now, not used a single watt from the grid, which makes me very happy. I have installed a Mecer 8kw Max 2 inverter, with 10x600w Canadian solar panels, and 2x5.5 AM2 Hubble batteries. My monitoring is done via Raspberry ICM, which seems tp be working brilliantly so far. Must say that the weather has also been good up to now.
The next step is also now to connect some devices to sonof, of which one will be the geyser. 
Greetings from Gauteng!

Thanks for sharing your solar experience with the rest of us. It surely should motivate more people to go the solar way, as it makes absolutely sense. What I have also noticed, is that you do indeed not go that big for a start. I am now more than  ever convinced that my 8kW inverter will provide for almost all of my needs.

Hallo everyone
My name is Janosh and I am from Centurion. I am in the process of installing solar at my residence, and realized that I have a lot to learn. Hopefully this forum will provide met with sound advice on my journey, for solar is in my opinion the way forward.
Cheers