Need Help with what hardware I will need.

[Tat2rtist]

Currently I have an off grid cabin that I power with a 3100 watt inverter generator. I want to switch to battery and solar with generator standby. I just ordered the MidNite Solar DIY series MN3024DIY inverter charger, I Have 4 Lifeline GPL-6CT AGM batteries, I am this is going to be a 24 volt system, I would like to find out the size of breakers and fuses I would need as well as cable size. Location of fuses and breakers would also help me.
Right now I am going to run off the batteries and use the generator to charge batteries and run bigger stuff while I work on cabin like saws and such, Then mid to late summer add solar panels to the system.
Any recommendations as to design or equiptment needed ( fuses , wires and such) would be greatly appreciated. I will post links to the batteries and inverter that shows specs.
Thanks in advance for any help you might be able to give me.

MidNite Solar DIY Series MN3024DIY Inverter & Charger

MidNite Solar DIY Series MN3024DIY 3,000W, 24 VDC inverter-charger that includes a built-in MPPT charge controller

www.solar-electric.com

GPL-6CT AGM Battery - Lifeline Batteries

6 volt, Deep Cycle Marine/RV Battery with 1 of 3 variable terminal arrangements. The GPL-6CT is a high performance, Mil-Spec, AGM battery, produced in the United States. Due to the Lifeline Battery's quality construction, it has an industry leading 2% per month self discharge rate at 77°F...

lifelinebatteries.com

If I turned on every light and appliance in the cabin I would have a total of 1380 watts I would be using , this would include the microwave and mini fridge.

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[MichaelK]

If you go to Midnight's web page, you can find everything you need in their "documents" tab. Just find the appropriate wiring diagram, and it lists all the appropriate sized wire gauges and breaker amperages. Remember, never try to substitute a AC rated breaker in a DC application. Here's pic of the wiring diagram for my own workshop system.

 

[Tat2rtist]

Thanks