> > >>> >> Well, there are grid-tie inverters down as small as 200W or so readily >> available, often down to 12v input. >> > > Yes, though the two I have (Trace Microsine and Enphase) won't work with a > battery or DC supply as their input. > > As Lee said, just about all grid-tied microinverters are designed for a current limited source, so there's a good chance that they'd have some issues with a battery when they did the short circuit portion of their IV curve sweep. Some of the larger grid-tied inverters do have the ability to change the parameters to handle non-current limited sources like wind turbines or such, but I'm not aware of ability to change the software on the microinverters.
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