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If you are so convinced that you are being treated in an unlawful manner why not use your new found consumer protection laws knowledge and take some positive action elsewhere, you clearly aren't being offered a solution that meets with your satisfaction.

Are you able to carry out a few basic tests ? The first being from the output of the rectifier/DC input to the windy boy ?

... you appear to be transfixed on finding a inverter capable of handling the inrush current "issue" rather than negating the "issue" .... I'm not sure why

"Proven (apart from the 15kW) (now Kingspan)" I'm not going to waste my time proving your opinion to be incorrect, your WT knowledge is very obviously derived from Google. https://www.france24.com/en/tv-shows/down-to-earth/20211126-wind-and-water-orkney-s-island-powerhouse

They don't, they are in the same category as Tessup.

But does the array create any current ?

The old Dimplex storage heaters make fantastic dump loads, the 800w versions are small enough to be hidden almost anywhere. A few smarts sockets + Venus large + a few hours of simple coding and you'll have an all electric central heating system, add an energy meter inline with the incoming tails...

The cost of the amazon one doesn't concern you ?

There's a list of compatible energy meters, that'll (via USB/RS485) talk to Venus and populate that field. ABB and Carlo Cavazzi are the manufacturers, often found on ebay for very little money.

Dala has done this, but with a Fronius Gen 24 - it works.

There's no correlation between the duration of my membership and me being aware of his previous stance and postings, but you've decided there is ...

I own numerous, it wasn't me asking questions.

I'm not disagreeing, my opinion is that many folks aren't aware of what a quality BMS can provide in terms of control, data and stability, I disagree with the "default advice" but I'm long enough in the tooth to recognise that folks seem to enjoy doing what the off grid garage chap seems to do...

Pictures from the rear ?

You've either deliberately, or accidently misunderstood my opinion, I'm certainly not recommending a "BMS" that feature FETs passing the full battery current. I'll acknowledge that the majority of folks here seem to prefer components, often called battery managements systems, that have an...

Well as long as your product indemnity insurance is happy when they cause an "event" ...

Nope, not a Batrium/Elitist at all, we've used a lot of quality equipment over the years, SMA, Schneider could equally have been added to a list of preferred manufacturers that are well proven.

Post a link to your community forum link please. The list will be within the Victron online documentation.

These days people "hear" whatever they want to "hear", what was actually said doesn't seem to matter.

https://www.fogstar.co.uk/

The details of this should have been provided for within the conveyancing process. The resolution of your irritating issue lays primarily with the previous property owner who will need to declare an ownership change to the current FiT provider. The previous owner may likely still be receiving...

I hope this means there will be some 800v and above MPPT chargers being released soon.

As i've previously stated, in the early days the miniscule husband, wife and a couple of mates company that was Batrium was selling products designed for folks who know what they were doing, we didn't really need their help, but their general response, or lack of it, when we pointed out...

In your opinion ....

Do some reading around the topic of tail current, you absolutely no not want to be ceasing charge based on either a voltage or a period of time.

There's a list of Victron distributors on their website, talk to whoever is nearest to you. I'm assuming you've figured out that https://shopbluepower.com/ is likely the distributor behind the Amazon facade ?

I'm pondering if you've answered a different question ....

What not ? Have a Google as to how to correctly determine when a Li battery is fully charged.