Evidence states
OEM explicit, OEM family, regulator/architecture, secondary corroboration, or unknown. Unknown is a valid result.
How the evidence is classified →BecSpec separates three questions installers and comparison pages often blur together: can you keep the existing inverter, is there a manufacturer-supported battery path, and what backup will that architecture actually provide?
Large legacy installed base; solar-only → AC retrofit or replacement decision.
Large legacy installed base; solar-only → AC retrofit or replacement decision.
Older hybrid with retained Australian battery and EPS evidence.
Battery compatibility with explicit firmware/BMS conditions.
SnapINverter retrofit pathway without inventing a native battery port.
OEM battery input and separate backup-design question.
Legacy solar-only DNS model and AC retrofit pathway.
48 V hybrid with OEM battery-list requirement.
Three-phase hybrid with model/firmware-sensitive battery matrix.
Legacy Sunny Boy; AC-coupled storage architecture rather than native battery input.
Exact AUB generation has an OEM-evidenced Home Battery 400V storage path; backup remains separate.
Microinverter architecture with explicit IQ Battery 5P interoperability.
OEM explicit, OEM family, regulator/architecture, secondary corroboration, or unknown. Unknown is a valid result.
How the evidence is classified →No CEC approved-product database clone. The pilot stores narrow factual assertions with source URLs.
See the source policy →No wiring advice, installation approval, guaranteed rebate eligibility or whole-home backup promise.
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