If you allow DC sources to feed into the system, the limitations are removed. This is often a problem with old systems with lead batteries that cannot absorb the enormous power.
On the DC side, the charging voltage MUST be increased by around 0.4V to ensure saturation of the toroidal core for surplus feed-in on the AC side. This naturally increases solar production massively. It is essential to ensure that the batteries and fuses can absorb the power in this situation. With a Victron Multi, the battery always plays the main role as the primary energy source. The battery is therefore always considered the charging priority. It should always be charged as quickly as possible. The rest comes later.
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