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I mean...if there is no grid frequency detected it automatically breaks connection between the house and the grid and keeps supplying the house from the panels and batteries. When it detects grid frequency again it reconnects the house to grid. It's a fairly simple concept.
Why are you replying to me to explain basic concepts while ignoring the question that I asked?
If there's no grid, there's no connection to the grid to break. So that non-connecton will remain in the broken state.
Hey moron. How do you suppose the inverter knows that?
By checking. How the fuck else would it know.
It doesn't know, moron. That's the point.
It does though.