Lynx Shunt fuse for continuous 1000A

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I am installing a 45kva system(9 x 48/5000/70) and I intend for the system to be able to handle 1 or 2 hours at full load(exporting).

I noticed the shunt only comes with a 500A fuse. Looking up curves for the fuse it will not be able to handle 1000A continuous use. Is there a maximum fuse the lynx can handle? Can Victron supply higher rated fuses? they seem to be hard to come by in the higher ratings.

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I know, off-topic, but for that kind of power you should look at a high-voltage solution.
For both PV and storage. It’s more efficient.

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Or split the whole in thing into 3x3 Multiplus, then you have at least some sort of redundancy.

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I started with only 3 and have since expanded. I wish i went HV but im stuck with it now.

I am running as 6 in 3 phase + 3 single phase to give me redundancy for critical infrastructure.

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Then split the batteries, connect the 6x3 to one set of batteries, the 3x1 to another.