I'm sorry if this has been discussed earlier, but I thought I scoured this section and didn't find it. Does anyone have any recommendations for a Hybrid inverter for the US market (works with split phase 240/120)that works well with the 12s you'd get out ofModel S/X modules or23s/25s you'd have from Model 3 modules? I'm looking to install solar with battery backup this year and my power company pays about 20% for excess power generated compared to what they charge when I buy it, so I'd prefer to store what I make for use later. It looks like most units only allow a low voltage threshold of 40V, which would leave a decent amount of power still in the batteries and I'm not finding any that work around 96V for the Model 3 modules. I guess I shouldn't say any, there are the Sigineer's that EVTV is working on, but it looks like they are manually implementing the AC coupling/hybrid portion so I'm not sure if those work fully yet or not. I had also wondered about supplementing Tesla modules with harvested cells. I have maybe 5kw worth of "good" batteries if I go down to 1800mah. So I could go 12s with Tesla and the final 2s with homemade to get to 14s, but not sure how well that'd mix or when I'd get the time to make those final 2s.
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