How to use two GVFX3524 Outback Inverters

Here is some history, first....

The way I have my electric company wired to the house, I can separate my big heavy 220v loads so they are serviced only by the grid. They are major loads with high start-up amps like a 250ft well, a 500ft deep well, a large Trane 1800 system A/C compressor, a cookstove/oven, electric clothes dry, and three 20amp 110v outside outlets for a leaf blower, small septic system pump, or 2hp air compressor.... The 220v circuits never come in contact with the 110v circuits unless a manual disconnect switch is pulled. In the event of a down solar panel system, I have a 150 amp double throw DISCONNECT SWITCH where Up "Can" connect the grid to the 110v circuits, and the down throw disconnects the grid and connect those same circuits to the solar inverters. In the center, neither the grid nor the solar are connected. They can never be connected at the same time.

I will not have grid tie for sell back at this point, just operating from my batteries, and staying far away from being tangled with the local electric Co-Op..... Plus, I have a home with split utilities as hot water and the furnace are Propane and a Lopi wood burning fireplace insert.

I have eight 440ah L-16xc batteries to be wired in a 24v series/parallel bank. With the beginning operational array being 3.4kw, it will grow to 4.5kw in the following two months when finished. In looking at my home's 110v circuits, one inverter can address half of their max needs. So, I'm using two GVFX3524 inverters with a shared Netural to go to an oversize 200amp home breaker box. In effect, I have 220v coming to the house, but only for the 110v circuits. This way one inverter will handle the dish washer a Maytag Neptune clothes washer, Energy-Star fridge, and some lights. The other inverter will handle circuits for the upright freezer, blow dryer/or/clothes iron/or/hot curlers, an Energy-Star TV, a vacuum cleaner/or/computer, and other house interior lights and outside security lighting.The batteries and inverters are about 125 feet from the house, and I found a good buy on 1/0 aluminum wire to run between the inverter outputs and the house breaker box so loss will be low.

My questions: I will have grid power to the GVFX's as pass through power only if my batteries don't get a full day's charge. So if/when there is a day where the inverters can't supply all the needed power, and they stop pulling from the battery bank, will the GVFX3510 automatically/seamlessly let the grid power come through?

#2. If there should be an overload on one of the inverters, what happens to the inverter and can it be reset through the Hub or do I have to go out to it and manually reset it ?

I know there may be more details you might need to know, like my plans for adding 4 more L-16's or for adding a future 40' tall 500w-800w DC wind generator, so please ask.

Thanks,
Bill