Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus, 1*Expandable Battery, 4085 Wh LiFePO4 Battery with 3000W Output for Outdoor RV Camping and Home Emergency
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Style: E2000Plus+1*Battery
Features
- Unlock a 30% Tax Credit: You will be eligible to claim a residential clean energy tax credit, on qualified solar electric property. Contact your utility provider, for further information and to confirm specific eligibility and requirements for the Residential Clean Energy Credit Program.
- Magnificent Performance: Delivering 4085.6 Wh gigantic capacity, Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus Kit(4kWh) is capable of powering heavy load devices of up to 3000 W including as air conditioners, RVs, and more meeting all your power needs for outdoor exploration or home use. Additionally, it whispers quiet at just 30dB, when in operation, leaving you complete peace of mind.
- Ultra Fast Charging: Featuring up to 1800 W AC input and 1000 W solar input, just 1.3 hours is required for the Explorer 2000 Plus to become charged from 0 to 80% battery level, via AC outlet or 1.6 H by connecting to 6 * SolarSaga 200 W Solar Panels. There's no need to worry about power shortages - simply enjoy your time off-grid.
- 2kWh - 24 kWh Flexible Expansion: The Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus supports up to 5 expandable battery packs, with power expanded from 2kWh to 12kWh. 2 * Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus Power Stations can be connected in parallel to expand to a total capacity of 24kWh, voltage to 240V and output to 6000W - fulfilling all your power requirements, both indoors and outdoors.
- Prior to Safety: By adopting Advanced Lithium Technology, The Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus Kit(4kWh) is highly temperature resistant, ensuring cells operate efficiently and safely. The built-in cooling system improves heat dissipation efficiency by 30%. Different types of protection including shock resistance and fire protection - delivering a complete, safe charging experience.
- Built to Last: Thanks to Jackery's innovative ChargeShield Fast Charge Technology, Jackerys Explorer 2000 Plus Power Stations battery life is boosted by 50%. A safe LiFePO4 battery, with up to 10 years usage further extends total lifespan, significantly. Smart Shallow Charging mode further enhances efficiency and reliability. Moreover, Jackery offers a 5 Year Warranty, with superb customer service - simply contact us to make things right, when encountering problems, using our products.
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Brand: Jackery
Wattage: 3000 watts
Fuel Type: Non-gasoline
Power Source: Solar Powered, Battery Powerd
Recommended Uses For Product: Home back up, RV, Emergency, Professional power, Off-Grid
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 3000
Special Feature: Expand the capacity to 24kWh, voltage to 240V and output to 6000W, No fumes. As Quiet as 30 dB, No noise. No maintenance, 10-Year Long-Lasting LFP battery See more
Included Components: 1* AC Charging Cable, 1* Car Charging Cable, 1*E2000 Plus Expandable Battery, 1*Explorer 2000 Plus, 2* DC7909 to DC8020 Connectors See more
Color: Black, Orange
Wattage: 3000 watts
Fuel Type: Non-gasoline
Power Source: Solar Powered, Battery Powerd
Recommended Uses For Product: Home back up, RV, Emergency, Professional power, Off-Grid
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 3000
Additional Features: Expand the capacity to 24kWh, voltage to 240V and output to 6000W, No fumes. As Quiet as 30 dB, No noise. No maintenance, 10-Year Long-Lasting LFP battery
Engine Type: /
Ignition System Type: Electric start
Runtime: 4000 hours
Total Power Outlets: 6000
Frequency: 50 Hz
Current Rating: 3000 Amps
Engine Power Maximum: 3000 Watts
Starting Wattage: 3000 Watts
Running Wattage: 3000 Watts
Brand Name: Jackery
Included Components: 1* AC Charging Cable, 1* Car Charging Cable, 1*E2000 Plus Expandable Battery, 1*Explorer 2000 Plus, 2* DC7909 to DC8020 Connectors
Model Name: JE-2000C
Model Number: JE-2000C
UPC: 810105521207
Manufacturer: Jackery
Global Trade Identification Number: 07
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 5-Year Warranty
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 18.6"L x 14.1"W x 14.7"H
Color: Black, Orange
Material Type: Monocrystalline Silicon
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