One thing I confirmed during the blackout : the inverter stops when the grid doesn't provide power. This is a requirement by European norms : the time between grid's power loss and inverter switch off must be lower than 200ms.
Does your inverter has the same behavior ?
In some regions, the power provided can have perturbations. Some inverter take some times to reset the mpp (max power point) tracker and resynchronize with the grid : up to a couple minutes. Some inverter are very quick to disconnect : 20-50 ms.
From time to time I can have several microcuts per day, so some appliances are resetting. My inverter wait as much as possible (200 ms) before powering off when there is perturbations/power loss. Since my panels are connected I don't remember having any microcut, but 2 months 1/2 isn't significant enough to be able to say that my inverter "erases" these small perturbations.
Denis.
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