OK, that makes sense. I guess you just have to look at the size of the panel and the rated output to differentiate the two types, right? Would a Renogy kit like this be a residential type panel?
https://www.amazon.com/Renogy-Monoc...8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1
Are you just trying to get something on your roof, or are you wanting to get the right parts now, so that you do not have to replace today's parts with better parts down the road?
What is your camping style?
Do you BoonDock often?
How many days in a row do you BoonDock?
All of your listed components are high quality components and they will serve you well.
It sounds like you are trying to rush your decision on Solar panels to "Get it Done This Week".
My suggestion is to wait on installing your Solar panels. Install your batteries and other components, leaving room for your Solar Charge Controller and cabling, and just go camping.
With 4 SOK batteries you should have enough stored energy to last at least two days without hookups and maybe 3, depending on the weather and your usage.
Get out and enjoy your system and worry about adding Solar in the future after you have time to really research what space you have available on your roof and the best panels for your camping style.
A couple of additional notes:
You can get a portable generator to recharge your batteries for now until you decide on which panels you want.
Your goal of 1,000 Watts of Solar might be a bit too low for the size of your battery bank, especially if you want to run an Air Conditioner. If you want to run an A/C unit, I would recommend closer to 1,400 Watts of Solar.
The price for the panel you linked to above is ~ $1.00 per Watt (I am allowing $30 for the controller shown). Good residential panels can be purchased for closer to $0.50 per Watt. Even including shipping, you should be able to get your panels for less than $1.00 per Watt.
I would recommend you look at Northern Arizona Wind and Solar for panels, this is where I purchased my panels and they were very helpful and shipped only 4 panels and the shipping cost was reasonable.
Again, based on your posts, it seems like you are rushing the Solar panel purchase. I just wouldn't want you to become disappointed with your system, simply because you bought the wrong panels, or undersized them.