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Jackery Explorer 3000 Pro Solar Generator + Manual Transfer Switch, 3024Wh 3000W Portable Power Station with 2 * 200W Solar Panels, up to 3kW Plug & Play Home Backup Power

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Style: Explorer 3000 Pro+2x200W+TS


Features

  • Unlock a 30% Tax Credit. You are eligible to claim the residential clean energy credit for costs linked to qualified solar electric property. Contact your utility provider to confirm eligibility and discover the requirements for Residential Clean Energy Credit programs.
  • 24/7 Home Backup. Safeguard your home through outages and storms with the Jackery Explorer 3000 Pro Portable Power Station and a manual Transfer Switch. This reliable Home Backup Solution brings power back within 0.5s when the grid goes down, offering a seamless transition and 24/7 uninterrupted power to keep all your essential devices running smoothly!
  • Convenient Operation. Effortlessly power multiple circuits or even your entire home with the Explorer 3000 Pro Portable Power Station and a Transfer Switch in the event of grid failure. Its easy to operate and configure with an integrated breaker and a power inlet box included. The pre-wired design eliminates the manual rewiring needs, simplifying the installation process.
  • Substantial Savings. Utilize solar energy stored in the Explorer 3000 Pro Solar Generator featuring a vast 3024Wh capacity and massive 3000W output, to power your household appliances during peak hours when electricity rates are high, not only reducing your reliance on expensive electricity but aslo significantly cutting down your energy costs.
  • Go Greener. As a cleaner and quieter alternative for noisy and environmentally harmful gas generators, the Explorer 3000 Pro Solar Generator produces zero emissions during operation and keeps your home powered without fuel, fumes, or noise, which contributes to your reduced carbon footprint while making a positive impact on the environment.
  • Certified Safety. Shielded by the cutting-edge Battery Management System (BMS) combined with 12 forms of protection, the Explorer 3000 Pro Portable Power Station provides you with a safe and reliable power supply in emergencies. The cULus1008 listed Transfer Switch eliminates dangers associated with back-feeding, ensuring complete peace of mind.
  • Important: Please provide an actual address for any of your orders. Unfortunately, products cannot be delivered to just a PO Box address.The power station, the solar panel, and the manual transfer switch are shipped separately.

Brand: Jackery


Wattage: 3E+3


Fuel Type: /


Power Source: ‎Solar Powered, Battery Powerd


Recommended Uses For Product: Home Backup, RV, Off-grid Living, Tools & DIY


Voltage: 1.2E+2 Volts (AC)


Output Wattage: 3000.00


Special Feature: Quiet Charging Mode (≤30dB), voltage to 120V and 3000W AC output, Quiet Canyon Cooling System, Smart APP Control See more


Included Components: 1* Explorer 3000 Pro , 1* AC Charge Cable , 1* Car Charge Cable , 2* SolarSaga 200W, 1*Manual Transfer Switch, 1* User Manual See more


Color: Black


Brand: Jackery


Wattage: 3E+3


Fuel Type: /


Power Source: ‎Solar Powered, Battery Powerd


Recommended Uses For Product: Home Backup, RV, Off-grid Living, Tools & DIY


Voltage: 1.2E+2 Volts (AC)


Output Wattage: 3000.00


Special Feature: Quiet Charging Mode (≤30dB), voltage to 120V and 3000W AC output, Quiet Canyon Cooling System, Smart APP Control


Included Components: 1* Explorer 3000 Pro , 1* AC Charge Cable , 1* Car Charge Cable , 2* SolarSaga 200W, 1*Manual Transfer Switch, 1* User Manual


Color: Black


Model Name: ‎JE-3000A


Engine Type: 4 Stroke


Runtime: 35 hours


Total Power Outlets: 25


Frequency: 60 Hz


Current Rating: 25 Amps


Engine Power Maximum: 3000 Watts


Starting Wattage: 3E+3 Watts


Running Wattage: 3E+3 Watts


UPC: 810105527360


Manufacturer: Jackery


Global Trade Identification Number: 60


Item model number: ‎JE-3000A


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  • Sunny days
First off I got this for a hell of a deal. The 500 watt solar panels are the design of the future in REV 1. Compact and portable. It’s tedious to put the panels together or you can leave them separate. I like the design and expect plenty of copycats. It’s just 6ea 85 watt panels for a total of 510 watts at 50 volts input. Working is good at less than 10 amps and you have two inputs for the solar so naturally I bought a second. Hoping that in the future the hinges are going to lay flat and maybe they will figure out how to embed the wiring with a hinge insert so the wiring is not exposed but still it’s the best right now. The Power station okay but the instructions look like they were written the hour before shipping and they just found out about the Bluetooth and WiFi. So go to you tube to find out you need to push the power and dc button for 5-10 seconds and only the users are saying that and it works. You can use this as a backup during a hurricane but I suggest just the refrigerator and a light in the kitchen. You should get through the night and back on charge next day with panels. Takes about 6 hours starting from a 30% charge. Great panels. Mine are for use on my overland trailer. Happy Birthday to me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025 by Juke Worx Juke Worx

  • Kept fridge charged.
Style: Explorer 3000 Pro+2x200W
Haven’t had to use it yet. We live in Florida and are counting on it for the next hurricane. We did charge it up and plug up our refrigerator for most of the day. It worked great. We plugged in lamps, cell telephones, etc, We have not used the solar panels yet
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by Deborah H. Phillips

  • Solar Yes
Style: Explorer 3000 Pro+2x200W
Just got it and already love cause big save on power and portable
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by Quenthaddeus

  • I mostly love this product, but with some caveats
Style: Explorer 3000 Pro+2x200W
I bought mine directly from Jackery. The first one that arrived would be charging and then just shut off randomly. I'd have to unplug the solar panels, replug them in, and sometimes it would start charging again and sometimes not. I thought the unit was defective (and it may have been), so I exchanged it for another one. I live at the beach where it's overcast a lot. When I try to charge on overcast days, I get very little output from the panels, which isn't too surprising, but there's a major design flaw related to that. Jackery likes to point out that their solar panels are a few percent more efficient than the competition, yet what I've discovered is that if the panels are putting out less than around 20W of power, the Jackery unit just shuts off, as if the reasoning was, "It's just 20W, why bother?" For those of us who don't live in sunny places, this is a big deal. Why strive to get just a few percent more efficient in your panels than the competition and then throw away 20W of power? That doesn't make any sense to me. The other thing I dislike about this product is the price. If you compare the cost of those SolarSaga 200 panels to similar no-name panels on Amazon, you'll see the SolarSaga 200's cost more than twice what very similar products from no-name competitors cost. Perhaps you get what you pay for, but 2x cost difference is huge. The panels retail for $699 for ONE PANEL! Jackery puts them on sale for $200 off, but that's still 2x the competition. You can have a total of up to 6 panels in your system, but to do that, you have to buy two three-way splitters so that you can plug in 3 panels per side, and those small three-way splitters are $75 each! So to expand beyond the two panels that come with it, you'll need to spend 2 x $75 = $150 more, plus the cost of the additional panels. Similarly, if you're going to want longer cables between the panels and the base unit than come with it, they charge something like $50 each for those cables. So if you want to invest in this system, be prepared to keep shelling out top dollar for any accessory or add-on if you get it from Jackery. Alright, enough with the negative aspects. What do I like about this system? A lot. When the sun was shining, the battery unit charged up pretty quickly. You can draw 3,000 Watts from this thing continuously and up to 6,000 Watts peak. So you can run two 1,500 Watt blow dryers (don't know why you'd want to) at once from it. Try that on a single circuit at home and you'll likely trip a breaker. It's got 3,000 Watt/hours of power storage. So that means you could run two blow dryers at the same time for an hour with a full charge. Again, not sure why'd you'd want to, but blow dryers are something that everyone is familiar with and we've all tripped a breaker using them at home, so I use them as examples of something you're familiar with that draws a lot of power. I have a 4.3 cubic foot refrigerator that has a low power consumption rate and the fully charged Jackery will power that refrigerator for ~36 hours. So if you were camping or in an emergency situation, you could have a small-medium refrigerator and freezer running 24/7 with power to spare if you charge the Jackery to full charge during the day. Jackery has a free app that allows you to connect with your unit remotely via WiFi from anywhere or via BlueTooth if you're out of WiFi range. The app is great, as you can see exactly what you'll see on the front panel of the base unit, which is a very intuitive display that does a lot of math for you. For example, it displays what percentage of a full charge the battery pack has at the moment. If you've got your solar panels hooked up, it will also show you how many Watts are coming in and how long it will take to achieve a full charge at the current rate of charging. There are three ways of charging the unit up: 1) Off wall current (which is fast, but pick a circuit on your house that doesn't have any major appliances running on it or else you might trip your circuit breaker; this thing really sucks the juice and charges fast). 2) Off the solar panels 3) Via a 12V cigarette lighter adapter for your car I like the convenience of these three options. As far as power output, there are many options on the base unit: 1) There are four A/C plugs for plugging in anything you'd normally plug into your wall outlet inside the house 2) There is another A/C plug for high power devices like an electric clothes dryer 3) There is a cigarette lighter port for plugging in things that you would plug into the cigarette lighter of your car 4) There are two USB A ports (the ones most older electronics use for charging phones, tablets, etc.) 5) There are two USB C ports (the new, smaller ports that modern electronics use for charging) When you're drawing power from any of these ports, the amount of time remaining before you exhaust all of the energy stored in the Jackery will be displayed and, like all of the stats it displays, they're updated in real-time. All of this is displayed via the app as well. The app is great for setting up your unit charging, and then you can go off and do other things and use the app to check in on the charging to see how much longer until it's done, without having to physically go to the unit to look. Similarly, you can be drawing power off the Jackery to power things and remotely (via the app) see how much power is left and how much time at the current draw rate before you run out of juice. Overall, this is a very well designed product. I'd call it the Cadillac of portable solar power stations. My only complaints are: 1) Why do they brag about the slight percentage advantage in panel efficiency they have over their competitors and then throw away a trickle charge (<20 Watts) that they could/should be using? 2) Why is everything about this product SO ridiculously expensive compared to competitive products? Again, maybe you get what you pay for, but the price difference is pretty severe. Overall, I do recommend this product if you live in a sunny location and have a lot of money to spend on a really nice system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023 by Scott Janssen

  • Perfect during power loss during hurricanes
Style: Explorer 3000 Pro
This Jackery is a life saver ! We do live in Hurricane land and this baby has saved us lots of money ! We used it for 2 big deep freezers , 2 fridges and some lights during a long power loss during a hurricane . Actually , we have 5 of them ! 2 baby ones , 2 large and 1 extra large one . We are feeling safe during a powerloss . Yes , they are heavy , but still easy to store. We use our Jackery's also for our tent caming and always have one in the car with us when going places , we do recommend it ! Just si sad , that my son in Spain can not have them , as they are not been sold there ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by petra petra

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