will this work? Cheap all in one inverter with cheap small battery to power A/C with solar panels

[RobRobRob]

After failing to get my ecoflow delta pros to charge at full speed I am planning to buy an all in one inverter with a small battery to power an air conditioner that uses about 1300 watts maximum. I'm hoping the folks here can tell me if I'm about to make a mistake.

I'm looking at either an Eco-worthy all-in-one 3000W 24V all-in-one Inverter with 60A MPPT or a PowMr 3000W 24V all in one Inverters with an 80A MPPT. Each are just under $500

I'm planning to use it just to power the air conditioner, and charge my ecoflow with the extra juice, so I am thinking a small 50Ah 24v battery like this one on amazon for $250 would suffice. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CJM3RTX4/

The other cheap 24V battery choice I found is an Ecoworthy 100AH battery for $400 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09W23ZGXV?th=1 Would I get some advantages by pairing the EcoWorthy inverter with an EcoWorthy battery?

I already have enough solar panels and can meet the minimum voltage requirements.

Will this work? Do I need a DC fuse or breaker or anything between my panels and the all-in-one?

 

[Cabin Rising]

You might pull it off if only running the A/C between 10am and 4 pm. Assuming you have about 1800 watts of panels in direct sunlight the whole time. Good luck when the clouds pass over. All bets are off then.

 

[RobRobRob]

Thanks I'm planning to use close to 3000 watts of panels, to run the A/C and at the same time charge my ecoflows for the night time. I've just never done anything like this before so I hope I am not overlooking something.