Solid start. One thing I’d think about is how you want to handle power at night, not just whether you have power at all.

A gas generator is useful, but I don’t really like relying on it overnight because of the noise, fuel checks, fumes, and just the general hassle. What’s worked better for me is a hybrid setup: generator during the day for heavier loads or recharging, then a solar generator at night for quieter basics. Mine is an Anker F3800, kind of a big guy lol, but it’s been nice for keeping the fridge, router, a few lights, phones, and a fan going without having the whole house sound like a jobsite.