Jackery.com [jackery.com] has the
Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Portable Power Station with (2) 200W Solar Panels on sale for
$1,099. Shipping is free to the contiguous US excluding Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands.
Features:- High-Capacity Backup: 2042Wh capacity, 2200W output — powers essential appliances for over 1 day
- Smallest & Lightest in Class: 40% smaller and 34% lighter than typical 2kWh units, just 17.9kg
- 1.7h Emergency Supercharge: Rapidly recharge from 0–100% for fast recovery during outages
- UPS Function: ≤20ms seamless switchover to keep computers, routers, refrigerators, lights running
- Warranty: 3-year standard + 2-year extended coverage included
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I paid <$400. I don't find this worth the extra cost.
1. My coffee machine is 1500w. If you don't need the extra wattage or kWh, this won't add any value z
2. There is only an AC charging cable and a solar cable. Charging from DC not included.
3. Only two charging settings and two battery settings. Other systems have more granularity.
Now, I do like their app otherwise... It seems to work with both wifi and BT. And the 1000 V2 at 1500w seems a good solution for me when I don't want to lug out a heavy 2kw unit. But I'd go EF for that if I had to do it again most likely. I have a Pecron 2400 right now and it's okay, but still a better option at this first than this IMHO
I paid <$400. I don't find this worth the extra cost.
1. My coffee machine is 1500w. If you don't need the extra wattage or kWh, this won't add any value z
2. There is only an AC charging cable and a solar cable. Charging from DC not included.
3. Only two charging settings and two battery settings. Other systems have more granularity.
Now, I do like their app otherwise... It seems to work with both wifi and BT. And the 1000 V2 at 1500w seems a good solution for me when I don't want to lug out a heavy 2kw unit. But I'd go EF for that if I had to do it again most likely. I have a Pecron 2400 right now and it's okay, but still a better option at this first than this IMHO
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