Too expensive!
There's no rocket science to solar systems! These kits like the ones from Go Power are just not worth the money.
Get yourself a couple 6V deep cycle batteries which should cost around $400, one or two 100 watt panels which shouldn't cost more than $120 each, and a solar controller. The controller I bought is just a cheap Amazon unit which cost $20. This system will keep your batteries topped up when boondocking. If you want 120vac, then you'll need an inverter which are fairly cheap at around $100.
We have two travel trailers, and this is the system I've been running in each for 4+ years, and we boondock 95% of the time.
As far as using the outlets in the trailer, you could, but you would need to disable the built-in charger of your TT. It will be easier to just plug whatever you need 120v for directly into the converter. I use a 2500 watt inverter when I need 120v, but usually we just use the 12v in the TT.
Just curious as to why you need the 120v in the first place? Other than the microwave or AC, there's no need for it because everything else can be run on 12vdc.
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