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We have used a Ecoflow Delta Pro and extra battery 7.2Kwh to run our trailer for past two years, we mostly boondock and travel some very rough roads. We came from a DIY system that took a lot of learning to make it work well. We use it at home for backup power also. We have 2000 watts of solar...

A simple plug and play system like the Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra would work. https://us.ecoflow.com/pages/delta-pro-ultra

Tesla Cybertruck does it now with NACS. https://www.pv-magazine.com/2023/12/05/tesla-cybertruck-can-power-homes/#:~:text=Tesla's%20new%20trucks%20offer%2011.5,of%20output%20via%20five%20plugs.

Eco Flow Delta Pro would do everything you want and is portable, can be charged at free EV charging stations also with adaptor. I have used one in my Rv for two years on very rough roads without a problem. I use it to charge my electric dirt bike, drones along with running my complete RV...

My panels on my truck topper that extend over the cab area made wind noise until I added a deflector. Just a piece of rubber tailgate seal I had lying around did the job. Enough to breakup the wind flow.

A Eco flow Delta Pro with it's 3600 watt inverter and 3.6 Kwh 48v battery will run it easily. $1699. Plug it into a 30 amp shore cord and done...

I connected my DP to a auto transfer switch I installed behind the power center, the original shore cord is the primary power source and DP is secondary. Now if at campground hooked up, the shore cord powers the RV. When boondocking the DP powers everything. All I have to do is turn on or off...