I am planning to install solar with battery storage at my home in NW Wisconsin with trees partially obscuring my panels. As I understand it, micro-inverters on each panel might be appropriate to maximize output, given the trees. But a 48vdc system would be more reliable than twenty micro-inverters and harvest more energy than a single-inverter system. Right? My home is small with a heated floor and I wouldn’t mind converting a fair amount of it to dc. I see that there is a 48vdc heat pump on the market that could heat the floor and pre-heat hot water, for instance. I have an electric car and don’t plan to disconnect from the grid given my limited surface area available for solar panels. ( I would probably let the car sit and wait during power outages, if necessary.) In the winter, I expect that the grid would be charging the batteries almost continuously, given the 48vdc panels and batteries approach. Thoughts on this would be appreciated.