Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus Portable Power Station - 1264Wh Solar Generator with 2000W Output, Expandable to 5kWh for Home Backup, Outdoor Camping Reviews

$1,699.00 CAD

Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus Portable Power Station - 1264Wh Solar Generator with 2000W Output, Expandable to 5kWh for Home Backup, Outdoor Camping Reviews

$1,699.00 CAD

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Miguel T. 1 year ago

Reliable, easy to use, long lasting

High quality product. Using it to power my entire astrophotography arsenal in the cold. I'm left with still 50% power left at the end of the night. Hope I can say the same thing in 6 months.

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Dale . 1 year ago

Robust piece of hardware

This is a awesome PowerBank with surprisingly amount of storage. Got it primarily to charge my drones and camera equipment when I'm out on the road. The ultrafast output charging speed is impressive. Equally impressive is the charging speed from AC, car charger or from up to 6 100watt panels, and allows ac and panel use at the same time, what!! Has available accessories like an extension cable and series connector. The digital screen is easy to read and to understand output and input functions. I like that the handle can fold down and be out of the way and allows fir the top to be used as a takeoff platform or AZ a base for the camera & charger. Brilliant!

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Richard W. 1 year ago

The battery power and charging of it is easy.

Strong and light to carry. It is worth the money spent

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K D. 1 year ago

Love it so far

I’ve tested it at home before taking it out camping yet. It passed all my load tests and ran everything I use. Works better than I expected.

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Sam . 1 year ago

Works really great

everything is working smoothly, maintaining a stable battery and performing well.

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Michael P. 1 year ago

Works great - get bigger than you think

I got this just to run my CPAP in an emergency. Unfortunately I started with a smaller unit and upon testing (always do your testing) I realized it wasn’t going to make it through a single night. For the sake of the battery you’re (ideally) not supposed to charge it above 85% and not supposed to run it to zero either. So you’re going to need bigger than you think. Also my cpap uses way more than 40W as it has a humidifier and a powered air hose (which I think most do now).

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