System looks awesome. I went with 3 ea. 6000xp's also instead of a larger inverter
Thanks for the replay.
I went with the 3 XP's for redundancy. Did not want all eggs in one basket. A little more planning and panel wiring is required, but I think it is worth it.
I am thinking about adding another EG4 battery. (I left space for another set to the right of the last panel) With the number of panels I have, on a sunny day like today in late October, the 3 EG4's I have are full by 12:30 pm. I would still have another 2.5 hours of good solar production that is not currently being utilized other that powering the house. See image below. I don't really need the extra battery this time of year but come August or January in Alabama with cooling and heating an all-electric house, the extra capacity will come in handy, I think.