Help me with my system design, solar with generator backup without battery

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This might be an easy question to answer, but I can't find the answer. I am planning on getting a clean sine wave 240V generator and connecting it to my main electric panel with a double pole breaker using an interlock kit. My concern is that if the power goes out and the generator turns on, the solaredge might think that the grid is back up and send solar electricity into the panel, and this might send backfeed into the generator, or the generator might send backfeed to the inverter. Is this a possible situation I need to worry about? If so, what can be done to address this?

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I'm planning on putting a couple of panels in the backyard once everything is done and approved. Would I be able to wire it myself? It would be about half the price if I wire it myself vs having installer do it

[ButchDeal]

an how are you planning to connect these "couple" modules to the already installed system?
break a string? parallel?

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Parallel? Not sure

[Mike90250]

Most generators are not stable enough [ 60.00 Hz ] to allow a inverter to backfeed it. Inverter generators are stable enough, but most cannot (too small) be used as a whole house backup.
As Butch says

Just put the inverter on the grid side of the interlock.

[MetricAmerica]

Gee's, I was wondering why no one told him earlier you simply can not run solar off line without batteries, or in direct contact with a generator. He is trying to make the impossible happen!

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So are you saying it needs either a battery or direct contact with a generator, or can't run in direct contact with generator?
What if I get some kind of cheap battery and connect the generator to the battery so there's no direct contact?

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Unfortunately, I don't have the time or money to change the placement of the Interconnection point. If I get a battery pack down the line, will the solaredge work with the generator?

Can I do a grid zero or off grid application with the solaredge incorporating a generator?

[ButchDeal]

Unfortunately, I don't have the time or money to change the placement of the Interconnection point. If I get a battery pack down the line, will the solaredge work with the generator?

Can I do a grid zero or off grid application with the solaredge incorporating a generator?

If you have a SolarEdge SE7600 you can upgrade it to a SToreEdge, add a powerwall, add an emergency service panel,
you would have to contact SolarEdge if there is an easy way to put it into a mode to not back feed the generator. I don't know if there is an easy way to configure it automatically to do this though. You might have to contact SolarEdge directly to see if this can be done or work with your install on the plan.

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You guys were right. I tried to test it this weekend. I turned on the generator then I turned on the solar system. I'll try to post a picture of what happened.

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Took me some time to figure out how to upload

[ButchDeal]

You are lucky your inverter didn't sync and burn your geni