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Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 1500, 1534Wh Portable Generator with 3x110V/1800W AC Outlets, Solar Mobile Lithium Battery Pack for Outdoor RV/Van Camping, Overlanding

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  • Equipped with Jackery's quality built Battery Management System to ensure the battery's safety level, while optimizing its performance. The One Button design allows an easy use for you to operate, anytime and anywhere - whether for camping, RVing and tents.

Brand: Jackery


Wattage: 1800 watts


Fuel Type: solar


Power Source: Solar Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Commercial, Residential


Voltage: 110 Volts


Output Wattage: 1800 Watts


Special Feature: Portable,Rechargeable,Wireless


Included Components: 1


Color: 112


Wattage: 1800 watts


Fuel Type: solar


Power Source: Solar Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Commercial, Residential


Voltage: 110 Volts


Output Wattage: 1800 Watts


Additional Features: Portable,Rechargeable,Wireless


Engine Type: 4 Stroke


Tank Volume: 1.5 Gallons


Engine Displacement: 208 Cubic Centimeters


Runtime: 8 hours


Total Power Outlets: 6


Frequency: 50 Hz


Engine Power Maximum: 1534 Watts


Starting Wattage: 5400 Watts


Running Wattage: 1800 Watts


Color: 112


Brand Name: Jackery


Included Components: 1


Model Name: URMIIM


Model Number: URMIIM


UPC: 850006304899


Manufacturer: URMIIM


Global Trade Identification Number: 99


Item Type Name: URMIIM


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Warranty Description: 1


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 14"L x 10.4"W x 12.7"H


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Review Image by Will in Ohio Will in Ohio
Nothing negative to say about the 1500 outside of it being *almost* to clunky and heavy to carry with the handle; kind of like a 30lb electric kettle bell. If you're older or don't have the best arm/core strength, this unit may be difficult to move around at times. Another possible downside (not for me) is the need to go all in with Jackery if you want to solar charge, as it needs Jackery panels (which are also great my 3 100watt panels charge the 1500 in about 7 hours in direct sunlight). Technical performance has been strong. This is a emergency home power source for me + solar power rig for my greenworks lawn tools to make my lawn care 100% grid free and green. I ran my double sided Kenmore fridge for 18 hours on a full charge and my chest freezer went 21 hours. I'm charging all 6 of my 4amh tool batteries with this weekly and still have enough juice to charge small electronics/phones all week before needing to charge it over the weekend. The display is great and easy to understand even for a novice like myself and the cording for charging sources requires zero instructions to figure out. It's quite and all around great. Won't be a whole home emergency/back up system, but can certainly keep essentials running in a grid failure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2021 by Will in Ohio Will in Ohio
    • Awesome alternative to gas-powered generator for many applications
Review Image by Stephan Schell Stephan Schell
I've been meaning to write this review for a week or two, but Jackery's offer to possibly gift me a Jackery 300 elevated this task on my to-do list. End disclaimer. After a month of use, I'm really glad I got the Jackery 1500. So far, it charges quickly and quietly, gives accurate readouts of output wattage and decent estimates of remaining battery life under constant load. I've not put any larger loads on it like a home refrigerator, only a smaller mission-critical load like all of my home networking equipment (security gateway, switch, WiFi, ISP modem, home security alarm, etc). That load was small enough that the 1500 could keep it up for over 20 hours, and just big enough that the 1500 does not auto-shutoff due to insufficient load. But this use case highlights a limitation, namely that such a very small load is not an efficient use of battery capacity. The 1500's internal fan turns on periodically (to cool the circuitry), which obviously uses up some battery capacity. Maybe also some other power consumption in there or other low-load inefficiency. Anyway, it is doing what I need it for and gave me peace of mind that my child's online school was not disrupted by a number of planned power outages at my house. Next I will stress test on some higher loads where I expect it will deliver more of its "marketing" capacity :-). Anyway, way easier and quieter and less maintenance than my Honda gas generator. Thanks, Jackery. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2021 by Stephan Schell Stephan Schell
    • A true beast runs full size fridge
This thing is a true beast and it is the real deal. I bought this for emergency preparations for Hurricanes and extended power outages. This is a great solution to supplement with a gas generator or for short periods of power outages. My plan is to run the gas generator during the day and at night to sleep run the Jackery. This way I extend my gas supply and can sleep easier at night without having to wake up and check on the gas generator or put more gas or worry about thieves and can just have my necessities continue running on the Jackery. It is extremely portable although you do not want to move it around for long distances because you do feel the 35 lbs. Very strong and sturdy look and feel to the unit. Since I bought this for emergencies I quickly put real world live tests to it to see how it would up and for how long. My main concern and reason for buying this was for my full size fridge, couple fans, couple lights. So I tested with my full size fridge and a large fan overnight. The Jackery 1500 passed with flying colors. In the morning when I woke up it had been running for 8 hours and 10 minutes and it still had 17% battery left and stated 1 hour run time left. This fit my needs perfectly and what I wanted to accomplish. Keep in mind that it may not have lasted that long if the test would have been during the day time and with opening the fridge more consistently. But since I plan to use it at night to go to sleep it passed my test and needs. Obviously every situation could be different depending on size and power needs of the fridge but here are my full fridge power specs: 747 watts during the start up that would only last seconds, on idle watts was very low from about 40 watts down to even zero at times, when ice maker kicks on about 150 watts then drops back to idle, each time fridge door opens about 100 watts then falls back to idle when closed. So obviously me testing at night brought down all the times that the door would be opened thus reducing any temporary power pulls and helped extend the run time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2021 by Roberto Rodriguez

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