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Your panels are still working fine. Essentially, your problem is that you supplier is unwilling to invest in storage and management systems and doesn't provide

Your panels are still working fine. Essentially, your problem is that you supplier is unwilling to invest in storage and management systems and doesn't provide inter-connectivity to the grid. Could you create a separate grid in your home? Off-grid or maybe hybrid, having no connection to your domestic power connections nor the supply. You'll be able to reuse nearly all of the existing solar equipment and will just need to invest a bit more to re-architect some of the electrical system in your home. It may be a little awkward to use, since you'll be sometimes unplugging appliances from one supply to another. But if you were willing to invest in energy storage too, there'd be more consistency from your solar and less need to unplug appliances.

bryanlarsen 4y ago
You don't need a separate grid, just use a product like [1] to connect the grid to your house and a battery[2], and then connect the solar panels to the battery. North American products pictured, European versions probably available, but perhaps from a different vendor. 1: https://us.ecoflow.com/products/smart-home-panel https://us.ecoflow.com/products/smart-home-panel 2: https://us.ecoflow.com/products/delta-pro-portable-power-station https://us.ecoflow.com/products/delta-pro-portable-power-sta...
- CyanLite2 4y ago
  Easier option is a Reliance Generator Transfer switch. Low-tech, but easy to install and can individually select which circuits are powered via solar or grid.