Is this good combination
Sl. No. Component Type / Make Specification Quantity
1 PV Modules Emmvee / Renewsys Bifacial TopCon Half Cut Mono PERC, DCR, 565/600 W 8 / 9 Nos.
2 Solar Power Conditioning Unit Anchor / GoodWe Equivalent 5 KVA 1 Set
3 Mounting Structure Apollo / Kaling 16 Gauge Galvanized Iron 1 Set
4 AC DB Havells 180 × 180 × 100 mm ABS Enclosure; 32A 2-Pole AC MCB; 1-Phase AC SPD 1 No.
5 DC DB Havells 5KW, 380 × 280 × 130 mm ABS Enclosure; 2 Input & 2 Output Combiner, 32A, 1000V; 2 Nos. Fuse & Fuse Holder 1 No.
6 AC Cable RR Cable 4 Sq. mm As per site requirements
7 DC Cable Havells 4 Sq. mm As per site requirements
8 Lightning Arrestor Excel Earthing 20 × 100 mm Copper Bonded Multi-Spike LA 1 No.
9 Lightning Cable RR Copper 6 Sq. mm 1 No.
10 Earthing Kit RR Copper 10 Sq. mm 3 Nos.

This looks like a solid residential solar setup overall. The panel, inverter, protection devices, and earthing components seem well matched. Just make sure the inverter supports the panel specifications and that there is minimal shading at the installation site. Has anyone used a similar configuration and can share their performance experience?
The combination looks reasonable for a residential solar system, but it depends on the solar panel capacity, inverter specifications, and the type of installation.
A 5 kVA inverter may be suitable for many homes, provided its input voltage, battery requirements (if applicable), and solar array capacity match the system design. The AC distribution box and DC distribution box also need to be correctly rated for the expected current and voltage.
For safety, check that the AC and DC sides have appropriate circuit protection, including correctly selected surge protection devices (SPDs), suitable fuses or circuit breakers, and proper earthing. The SPD type and ratings should be selected according to the inverter manufacturer's recommendations and the installation's lightning and surge risk.
Before finalising the setup, have a qualified solar installer verify the complete specifications. If you share the solar panel wattage and quantity, inverter model, and whether the system is on-grid or off-grid, it will be easier to assess whether this combination is suitable.