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Every 48v all in one (solar charge controller, ac to dc charger, and dc to ac inverter output, all in one unit) I looked at was going to be like 70+ watts at standby, and that's too much for a mobile system. I wanted to save money and time on setting things up by getting a dead simple all in...

imo 24v is the perfect spot for a vehicle because all the 48v inverters have a horribly large standby consumption for a small system, and because if you do something wrong 24v won't shock you like 48v. For anything less than 600w of solar panels the standby of 48v all in ones are unsustainable...

I'm planning out a van solar system, and I'd like to use a growatt or eg4 all in one for the solar charge controller and the 120v shore power to charge up the batteries. I want to use it because it seems much cheaper and simpler to wire. However, the high idle draw is too much for my mobile...

Turns out the r600 will drop the voltage to keep the amps steady. Seems like a pretty bad idea for any electronics you care about, but apparently it's good for resistive loads (for heating typically).

The ecoflow battery company is a different company than waterpik who make the low flow rate showers.