Installing a fully integrated Myenergi system with a 3.8kW array

Welcome back to Next Day Solar, where we're taking you behind the scenes of our latest solar installation! In this video, we showcase the process of installing a 3.8kW solar array across three different roof types-two flat roofs and one pitch. But what sets this installation apart is the seamless integration of a Myenergi system.
🔧 Key Features:
13 High-Efficiency Solar Panels: Watch as our expert team strategically installs 13 solar panels to maximize energy capture.
Myenergi Integration: We delve into the details of integrating the Myenergi ecosystem. From the inverter and battery to the car charger and backup system, it's a fully synchronized energy solution.
Versatile Roof Types: Discover the challenges and solutions when dealing with different roof configurations, including flat and pitched roofs.
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Would be interested to know the rational for selecting solar panels with under 300W per panel, given the space on the various roofs? Is there a benefit from using all the same panel type? How many strings does the Libbi inverter support? Realistically how much use out of the EDDI get, assuming charging the battery with excess solar is prioritised?
Will the cable routes for the solar panels be refined when the building works finished? What is the advantage of the Libbi system configured with backup board over the GivEnergy AIO and car charger? Appreciate that combination may not have been available at the time this system was specified.