Have you checked the battery isolator? These have a history of failing. If it has tripped, I suggest you turn the battery off by pressing the power button on the top right hand side for ten seconds until it powers down. Switch on the isolator (push it to the up position like on your consumer unit) and then power up the battery using the same button. You don't have to switch off the battery but if there's a fault somewhere then I think it's best to have the battery shut down first.
If this is the cause and it happens again, contact your installer and ask them to look at it. They'll probably want to swap out a faulty isolator under warranty.
And wouldn't it be handy if the inverter was able to detect loss of battery voltage and put a log into the Notifications?