Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 240, 240Wh Backup Lithium Battery, 110V/200W Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet, Solar Generator (Solar Panel Optional) for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Emergency

Features

• Founded in California in 2012, Jackery specializes in providing outdoor green power solutions for explorers. Jackery portable power station, power outdoors.
• QUIET GENERATOR & ECO-FRIENDLY CLEAN POWER: Jackery Explorer 240 is equipped with a 240 watt-hour (16.8Ah, 14.4V) lithium-ion battery pack, no fuel or gasoline needed, no fumes, no clanging! Pack light for your next camp trip with Jackery portable power station.
• OUTDOOR CAMPING BATTERY: Portable power station specially designed for charging laptops, mini-cooler, drone and other outdoor electronics. Explorer 240 features 1* AC outlet (110V 200W 400W Peak), 2* USB-A ports and 1* DC car port, power your outdoor adventure without worry.
• SOLAR READY GENERATOR. Pairs well with Jackery Solar Saga 60W/100W (sold separately), easily get recharged with the efficient solar panel. Pure sine wave inverter portable power station, protect your sensitive devices; Jackery Portable power station with solid handle, easy to carry wherever you go.
• PACKAGE DETAILS: You will receive 1* Jackery Explorer 240 Portable Power Station (240Wh Portable Power Station), 1*AC Adapter, 1* car charger cable, 1* user guide.

Description

Being outside no longer means being short of power. With Jackery portable power station Explorer 240 solar generator, you can easily stay charged while on-the-go. FAQ Q: What devices can Explorer 240 power? A: Please note that the AC output port can only charge/power devices that operate at less than 200-Watt. Q: How to know the working times for my device? A: Working time = 240Wh* 0.85 / operating power of your device Note: For power saving, Explorer 240 portable power station will be turned off automatically in 6 hours when being drawn under 10W power. The power station is not TSA approved The recommended solar panel for solar-charging is Jackery SolarSaga 60W. Fully charged under the straight full sun around 7 hours when connected (recharging time varies from a different location, temperature, weather etc.). For those using their own solar panel, make sure that the output voltage of your solar panel is between 12-30V to be compatible with Explorer 240 Solar generator (solar panels sold separately).

Product Dimensions 5.19 x 9.05 x 7.67 inches

Item Weight 6.6 pounds

Manufacturer Jackery

ASIN B07D29QNMJ

Item model number Portable Power Station Generator

Batteries 28 Lithium ion batteries required.

Customer Reviews 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,727 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #794 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #1 in Outdoor Generators

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No

abunda_amazon_reviews I ordered this power station knowing it probably wouldn’t get to me until after Hurricane Florence had hit. This seller knew that too, so they took it upon themselves to send me a really nice, large battery pack charger at no cost to make sure I would have something before the storm to get me through. Who does that? I never write reviews, but I just had to let others know what a wonderful kind gesture this seller did for me, a stranger, facing a hurricane. The power station came the following week after the storm as expected, but it was fine, because I had this battery backup (great product by the way) that kept my phones and tablets fully charged. In a world of confusion and chaos, what an amazing act of kindness. I would buy anything from this seller!!!!;;Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2018;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Wonderful Seller Highly Reccommend!!;;Catherine Coday;;;This product works well, but there is a challenge for CPAP users that needs to be considered. The "passthrough" power on the 110v outlet is not actually passthrough. What this means is that the 3-hr cutoff time affects this outlet, as well, so if you intend to use this device as a UPS during storms while you sleep, you'll need to manually turn the device on each night. Also, f you are not running your humidifier, many CPAP machines do not consume 10+ watts of power - so the battery will turn off, and subsequently the CPAP machine will power off, every 3 hours all night long. The way around this is to have your humidifier running so that you draw more than 10 watts of power. As I mentioned, the product works well. However, the auto-cutoff feature and lack of true passthrough functionality could be problematic for CPAP users with severe sleep apnea. Please be aware of this and be sure that your CPAP unit is drawing at least the 10+ watts of power required to keep the Power Station "awake." I hope Jackery might consider issuing a firmware update that gives the ability to completely defeat the auto-cutoff feature, and/or to make the "wall plug" port exempt when the Power Station is connected to grid power. I would also like to take a moment to mention that Jackery's customer service group is exceptional and has already reached out to me directly regarding my concerns. Hopefully a method of modifying/disabling the 3-hour inactivity timer will be included in the future.;;Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2018;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Great Product, Great Customer Support [CPAP USERS - READ THIS REVIEW];;Alan_in_NC;;;Finally got my hands on this beautiful and clean piece of electrical storage goodness and was pumped to try it out. I already own an Explorer 160 and needed something with a little more juice and the 240 is the perfect upgrade. My girlfriend isn't much of a camper but she said if I could make it glamping style, kind of like Tom Haverford did, she might give it a go, so my first attempt required me to setup my rooftop deck to entice her into how great being outdoors can be. To start it off, I lined the deck with some lights, and setup a dark room tent (one of those Coleman's that keeps out most light) with a comfy queen sized mattress and two sleeping bags in case it gets too cold. To make it a little more posh, I brought not just a 13" Chromebook Tablet, but also, a portable projector in case we wanted to really do it big! Lucky for me the Explorer 240 has enough power to not only use all those items, but also run the air compressor for the mattress and charge up our phones. I got to say, this things really delivered! It had enough juice to run our devices and keep the led lights on until the sun came up and still had about a 45% charge. She loved this idea and is excited for our Christmas Trip out to Joshua Tree next month :) Jackery really knocked it out of the park with this unit! The only thing else I'd like is a carry case for the unit, luckily I was able to get one for $40 also on Amazon.;;Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Perfect Christmas Gift For the Adventurous Type!;;Scot Breithaupt Jr;;;Needing something to power my CPAP machine while camping, I chose the Jackery Explorer 240 and it has surpassed both my needs and expectations. Here are my experiences using the E 240. Prior to my first time of camping use, I needed to trial this new setup at home. My equipment consisted of the Jackery E 240 which comes with a standard 110 V AC power charging cable, a 12 V DC car port power recharging cable, and a nice, zippered pouch to carry the cables. My CPAP is a Philips Respironics Dream Station with the standard 110 V power cord. Research led me to purchase the compatible 12 V DC power cord in order to run the Dream Station from the 12 V car port from the Jackery. The humidifier unit of the CPAP was disconnected to conserve energy. For my first trial night at home, I plugged the CPAP into the fully charged Jackery AC output using the 110 V AC cord, just like I would plug it into the wall. That night I observed a power output of 8-12 W during operation, slept for 8.8 hours, and dropped the Jackery power level to 68%. Having recharged the Jackery back to 100%, the next night I recorded a power output of 8-11 W, slept for 7.1 hours, and dropped the power level to 76%. Both nights my CPAP machine worked perfectly well, just as normal. So far, so good. I was now ready to simulate use of this new system under camping conditions. Having recharged the E 240 back to 100%, and now using the Philips Respironics 12 V DC power cord (bought on Amazon for $29.99), my observed power consumption was much less. I recorded a power output of just 4 W, slept for 7.3 hours, and dropped the Jackery power level to just 86%. Wanting to see how the consecutive nights use would drain the power, I did not recharge the 240. Next night saw a 3 W of power output, slept for 6 hours, and dropped the Jackery to 62%. 2 nights of use and I still had well over 50% juice left! Once again, I'm finding the CPAP machine to be functioning as normal, with no interruptions of air flow/pressure. This trial gave me the confidence I would be able to use the E 240 to power my CPAP while camping. 5 nights of CPAP use while camping, plugged into the 12 V DC car port, produced very similar results as my test at home. With an average of 8 hours of use each night, and varying power outputs of 3-5 W, the Jackery E 240 lost its charge as follows: 90%, 75%, 62%, 43%, and finished at a very respectable 28% capacity. I had enough juice left over to recharge my phone! On 2 separate occasions I did experience the automatic power shut-off feature. Jackery explains this is as being an energy savings feature. Evidently my CPAP was drawing such a small amount of power, over an extended enough time period, the E 240 shut off. When this would happen, my CPAP shut down; I woke up and pushed the 12 V DC power button back on and started a new time cycle. No harm done. I found this to be a great thing--that much more power left in reserve. My disclaimer: these results are based upon my CPAP machine and its prescribed settings. Individual results may vary. Also of importance was using the correct 12 V DC power cord designated specifically for my brand of CPAP machine (I would not risk this piece of medical equipment to some, generic, 12 V DC power adapter). In conclusion, the Jackery Explorer 240 power pack unit exceeded my expectations and made me very happy to know that I can continue to enjoy camping while using the healthful benefits of my CPAP machine. Here's to good camping and good nights of sleep!;;Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;5 Nights CPAP Use Off a Single Charge;;Jeff T.