Does anyone know on the forum if a single PV inverter may be connected safely to more than one MCB in order to distribute the PV output from a single array to more than one property, each with its own independant mains supplied fuse board?

It is certainly not something I would do. Basically there is only one output from the inverter and that should be connected to a single circuit which should be 'downstream' of a single import meter.

And a separate metered supply could potentially be on a different phase, which would not be a good idea. Even if it is not now, it could change at some point in the future and the DNO would get mighty upset if they suddenly found out the hard way.

Thanks everyone. I think the only way this could work is with a single cut out providing a connection to a number of sub meters as might occur is say, a block of flats. As Ted has pointed out critically, phases much match and who knows if there are subject to change.

Seem a pity that if there is a large PV array available on a common rooftop that the solar power cannot be routed to whoever demands it, taking into consideration that it is pretty much one inverter needed per 4KWp which means splitting the array into around 4Kw peak segments each with an inverter for each homes's MCB. I suppose though even this way the power that is exported is used by someone down the road but only at the value of 3.1p/kwh.

Is there any realistic chance that the export rate could be lifted to something like 10p/kwh if the FIT rate is to be reduced from next year onwards. Don't understand why the export value is so poor, or is it just because the FIT of 43.3 is so high?