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@rxd, thanks for your question. The batteries we are offering right now are single phase. We are exploring 3 phase technology and this may be offered in the future. For now, we can look at multi-phase solutions using more than one battery, or as we did in a recent installation, we can re-organise the circuits so that the multi-phase loads are not supported by the battery. This suited our customer who didn't want to lose the benefit of his battery into his little used air-conditioner or hot ...

@Michael_Cunha I'm not 100% sure I understand your question. Are you referring to the previous question about three phase systems? If you are, then we can talk to you about how one or more batteries could be integrated into your existing system. Please note that our batteries all include an integrated inverter which replaces an existing inverter. If not, can you please be a litle more specific? Again, we are happy to take this off line and arrange a time for one of our team to talk to ...

@Roy_Elton The inverter in the Sunverge units has limits on the PV capacity it can be connected to. 10 kWp would be bigger than could be connected to a single Sunverge unit. However, being this big, your PV system is likely 3 phase? In this case, we could look at dividing your array across two or three battery units and matching your loads with the batteries. This can get a bit complex, and involve some cost, but it does give you the benefit of utilising your available capacity. I hope ...