ALLPOWERS Solar Generator Kit 3600W (R4000 + SP039 600W Solar Panel)

Issues w 30Amp connector not being recognized by RV. Not the best experience when needed for boondocking. Will inspect on home backup (30Amp) connection before seeking return options.

So, first, the good.

After two weekends out, with good sun, I can say this device can handle just about anything you want to throw at it. If it is not too hot, you can probably get a day or two of actual AC out of it, if the unit is efficient and only has to kick on a couple of times an hour. It is heavy, but not ridiculously so, and the wheels and handle (both of which could be a little more sturdy) do make that a lot easier to manage. Was not yet able to get the wireless app to work with it, but the bluetooth works pretty well. I do not like that after about 5 minutes, the bluetooth disconnects or drops out, and you have to back out and re-connect, but I expect there are power concerns and outright bugs that are considerations in that). All in all, the unit itself is great, and I look forward to eventually adding capacity to it.
The Solar panel is also quite nice, but falls a little flat in a couple of places. I was only ever able to get about 450 Watts out of the 600 Watt system, in direct and properly angles sunlight, however, without clouds, it pretty much maintained 400Watts flat on the ground all day long. This was enough to run my two fans, charge batteries and phones, and charge the battery in the racecar, without dipping into the AllPowers battery reserve. Overnight, it used about 14% of its capacity running fans and phone charging, but it recharged with everything else running the following day in about 2 hours. I bought some 10AWG 35Foot cables to extend at the 2nd weekend, and the system worked just as before. I can say, these items are built well overall.

That said, now the bad. I the distribution unit was built to be outside in the elements. I would not feel comfortable leaving this out overnight (rain or condensation, but I don't believe it is designed for that anyway. However, it is absolutely quite, and gives off no VOC or exhaust, so inside the trailer or camper is perfectly fine.
As for the 600Watt solar panel, it is relatively portable (but at 33lbs, it would be awkward to use anywhere away from your vehicle. It also does not have any kind of stand, and is generally meant to lay on the ground, or hang off the side of something. Neither orientation is optimal, and the means of hanging or attaching it are not very sturdy. I would prefer that it had metal grommets available in the canvas, around the perimeter and throught the inner folds, as it really requires a framework if you want to match the sun's angle. The velcro straps and paracord will work for a while, but both will wear out relatively quickly.

On a different note, is it possible to find out if holes could be made in the folds anywhere (don't want to cut into wiring anywhere), and if grommeted ears could be sewn onto the backing to make better and more permanent attachment points for it, as I am utilizing 3/4" EMT and 3/4" tarp fittings as a framework, and need more attachment points, to ensure it doesn't turn into a sail and fly off. The framework is well connected to the ground, so attachment of the array is my bigger concern.

If I could get answer to the questions above, and work out some alterations, I would say this is probably the best overall system I could have for the price.

Very good generator feel really safe with this one, I have a smaller one also, I feel like I am well covered

Very nice generator