300Ah Sodium 2000W Inverter 50A DC DC Power Pack will Recharge Batteries in 2-3 hours.

Regulation Compliant inside Van 2000W Inverter 300Ah Sodium Batteries 50A DC DC
Regulations on Lithium Ion (includes Lithium Iron Phosphate and all other Lithium based chemistries) prohibit installing these batteries inside a van without external access.
The reasons are very simple: In the event of a fire, access is needed to the lithium storage area without entering the van. If these rules aren't followed to the letter, insurer's may not oblige. Sodium Batteries are not included in this rule. They dont have the same danger of thermal runaway that lithium batteries have.
Its not the Battery Capacity that is Crucial...Its the size of the recharge capacity.
The correct way to size a power system is to ensure the recharge capacity is greater than your enery usage.
The battery size is then a buffer for overnight and days without driving.
* A typical fridge uses 1,000Wh a day.Induction cooking for two people with use a similar amount.
* The LED lights, water pump and fans use very little, say 300Wh a day.
* Charging phones about 300Wh a day.
So a typical van setup uses around 3000Wh a day as a minimum. This means:
* 1000W Recharge will need 3 hours of driving with very poor solar or 2 hours with great solar.
* 600W Recharge will need 5 hours of driving or 4hours + with solar.
Now you see the incredible difference a high recharge rate makes to your energy needs.
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[@YeahTheOzzy]

Got a link please?

[@Safiery]

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[@alanrainey5022]

Hi, your 1000w and 600w don't compute. I'd like to see a link to please.

[@Safiery]

Hi Alan, I just re-looked them up. The Redarc 40A is 600W limit. Plus with more than about 50W of solar the DC DC portion derates. Th Enerdrive 40A is same 600W. The Victron is 700W plus Solar 100/20 will charge up to 300W at 15.8V for sodium Cheers

[@master6435]

120v or 240v output?

[@Safiery]

The Inverter is 240V AC but could be 120V AC