24V hydro wind solar system - need help

I am a little confused about your needs... You mention Hydro, Solar, and Wind. And this is a portable system.

If you are out of Quebec/Canada, many times folks talk about Hydro but really are speaking of AC Utility Power.

And, personally, I am not a fan of small wind--Generally you need pretty high prevailing winds (trees in area "flagging" from winds). Turbines for best results should be on 60 foot towers, and at least 30 feet above trees/buildings and >500 feet away horizontally. In general, small turbines on a 10-20 foot towers just do not generate very much power.

So, that usually leaves you with Solar + Gasoline/Propane//Diesel backup genset (do you need automatic).

For Lead Acid batteries, generally 1-3 days is a practical/optimum sizing of a battery bank for energy storage. Larger banks are heavy, and lead acid batteries do not like to sit for days/weeks/etc. discharged below ~75%--The batteries will sulfate and not last very long (could fail in months/a year). There are alternative batteries, like LiFePO4 which would be lighter and can be operated down to 20% state of charge without damage.

Anyway--Back to your design. First, get a Kill-a-Watt type meter for measuring your average AC power usage.

Next, for off grid power systems, conservation is your friend. Look at equipment that uses as little power as possible. Running an AC inverter costs you another (typically) 6-10 Watts just from the inverter being 'turned on" (to run the inverter). And with security cameras, many have Infrared LEDs that turn on at dusk--And are a fairly large consumer of power. If you have motion detectors, perhaps the camera lighting only needs to turn on when motion is detected/once per minute "flash" for over night documentation/remote monitoring (do you have radio/internet gear too?).

Once you have the Kill-a-Watt readings (average power, peak power, Watt*Hours per day power usage), and the rough location (US South West vs Canada/Far North). Seasonal usage (deep winter vs sunny summer, etc.). Once we have the basic power needs and location, we can start a paper design for the system. Loads size the battery bank, Battery bank + load size the solar+wind. And location also sizes Solar+Wind panels/turbines.

After the above system has been roughed out--Then you can look for the hardware that meets your needs (capability, cost, suppliers, etc.).

-Bill