forum thread Posted by surasak • Jan 1, 2025
Jan 1, 2025 8:38 AM
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forum thread Posted by surasak • Jan 1, 2025
Jan 1, 2025 8:38 AM
Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus $2999
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5 Years Warranty
Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus
$3,499.00
2024/12/31-2025/01/10
Code:NY500
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5 WAYS TO CHARGE
AC charging: 1800W, 3.5 hours
Charging via Smart Transfer Switch: 4000W, 1.7 hours
Solar charging (500X x 2): 1000W, 6.5 hours
Note: The 6.5-hour charge time requires 500X x 2 solar panels in a DIY flat placement with adjustable angles.
High-voltage PV charging: 4000W, 1.7 hours
Hybrid Charging (AC, Solar Panels, and Smart Transfer Switch): 4000W, 1.7 hours
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Specs
Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus
Battery Capacity: 45Ah/112V DC (5040Wh)
Cell Chemistry: LiFePO4
Cycle life: 4000 cycles to 70%+ capacity
Ports AC Output: (NEMA L14-30R/14-50) 120V/240V~60Hz, 30A, 7200W Max
AC Total Output: 7200W Max, 14400W Surge
AC Output(x4): 120V, 20A, 2400W
USB-A Output(x2): 18W Max, 5-6V⎓3A, 6-9V⎓2A, 9-12V⎓1.5A
USB-C Output(x2): 100W Max, 5V⎓3A, 9V⎓3A, 12V⎓3A, 15V⎓3A, 20V⎓5A
Cigarette Lighter Port: 12V⎓10A
AC Expansion Port (Output)(x1): 240V~60Hz, 30A, 7200W
DC Expansion Port (Output)(x1): 80.5V-126V⎓41A Max
Charge mode AC input: 120V~60Hz, 15A Max
Bypass mode AC input/output: 120V, 12A Max 240V, 16.7A Max
AC Expansion Port (Input)(x1): 240V~60Hz, 16.7A Max
DC Expansion Port (Input)(x1): 80.5V-126V⎓98A Max
High-PV: 135V-450V⎓15A Max
Low-PV: 2 x DC 8mm Ports; 16V-60V⎓10.5A Max, Double to 21A/1200W Max 11V-16V(Working Voltage)⎓8A Max, Double to 8A Max
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Dimensions
Weight: About 134.5 lbs (61 kg)
Height: 16.5in (41.8cm)
Width: 15.5in (39.5cm)
Length: 25 in (63.5 cm)
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Warranty: 5 Years (see above)
Charge Temperature: 0°C~45°C (32°F~113°F)
Discharge Temperature: -15°C~45°C (5°F~113°F)
UPS: Backup UPS: ＜20ms, Onine UPS: 0ms
Inverter Topology: Non-isolated
Power Factor: ≥0.98
Entire Unit: Type 1
When plugged into 120V AC input, the 240V outputs bridge L1/L2 but remain active **in online UPS mode**. This means you can still pull up to 3600W 120V AC into a transfer switch to power 120V legs, but any 240V appliance will see 0V L1 to L2 and will not work
https://youtu.be/WWnw37J4sZE (32 minutes in)
other than the fact that some folks might prefer jackery over ecoflow for some reason or another, why would someone choose this over the ecoflow?
other than the fact that some folks might prefer jackery over ecoflow for some reason or another, why would someone choose this over the ecoflow?
$3000 is significantly less expensive, and the intro price of $3500 including the smart panel undercuts Ecoflow even more.
The DPU has a better footprint on the floor when you expand it out to 30 kWh, but for a single unit the Jackery will be easier to move as a dolly.
Customer service has been variable for Ecoflow. Maybe Jackery is better, I don't know.
$3000 is significantly less expensive, and the intro price of $3500 including the smart panel undercuts Ecoflow even more.
https://slickdeals.net/f/17915133-ecoflow-delta-pro-ultra-6kwh-whole-home-backup-system-3999-free-shipping
Certified refurbs go for $3500. Considering DPU has 20% more storage capacity, it seems worth the difference.
I don't own any power stations, or any Jackery, Anker, or EcoFlow products, so I don't have any dog in the fight. I just have a Honda generator, a couple cheap inverters and a very old battery bank with 12v deep cycles.
Only recently am I getting interested in power stations with the rapid advancements and plummeting prices for LiFePO4 batteries making them intriguing.
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