Jackery Solar Generator 1000, 1002Wh Capacity with 2xSolarSaga 100W Solar Panels, 3x1000W AC Outlets, Portable Power Station Ideal for Home Backup, Emergency, RV Outdoor Camping Black, Orange
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Style: Explorer 1000+2x100W
Features
- Power Pretty Much Anything: Power 90% home appliances with 1002Wh (1000W AC output power) and 8 outlets (3*AC outlet, 1*USB-A , 1*USB-A quick charge 3.0, 2*USB-C PD, 1*Car outlet).
Description
Solar Generator
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Maker | Jackery |
| Power Rating | 1000 Watts |
| Power Sources | Solar and Battery Operated |
| Ideal Use | Outdoors and Camping |
| Item Mass | 34 Pounds |
| Electric Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Color Scheme | Black and Orange |
| Product Size | 13.1"L x 9.2"W x 11.1"H |
| Main Material | Plastic |
| Product Model | Explorer 1000 |
| Run Time | Up to 5 Hours |
| Power Outlets | Includes 3 Outlets |
| Maximum Engine Power | 2000 Watts |
| First Released | November 24, 2020 |
| Warranty | Comes with a 2 year manufacturer Warranty |
Frequently asked questions
The Jackery Solar Generator 1000 has a power capacity of 1002Wh. This refers to the energy storage capacity of the generator. In simpler terms, it conveys how much power the generator can provide before needing to be recharged. The higher the watt-hours (Wh), the longer the device can power your appliances or devices.
The SolarSaga 100W Solar Panels are highly efficient solar panels that come with this Jackery Solar Generator. They convert sunlight into electricity, which is stored in the generator for use. They are excellent for outdoor use, like camping, as they can recharge the generator on-the-go so that you have power whenever you need it.
The Jackery Solar Generator comes with three 1000W AC outlets. This means you can connect and power up to three appliances or devices at the same time, providing each of them uses less than 1000W. Certain appliances or devices may consume more power, so it's important to understand the power requirements of your devices before connecting them.
The Jackery Solar Generator 1000 is portable and comes with SolarSaga 100W Solar Panels for recharging, making it an excellent power supply during power outages at home, emergencies, or outdoor activities like camping. Also, it's quiet and produces no fumes, making it a perfect companion for RV camping. As a backup power source at home, it ensures you have electricity during sudden power outages or emergencies.
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Users highly rate the Jackery Explorer 1000 with two Saga Solar 100 Watt Solar panels as a portable, reliable, and efficient power solution for uses ranging from camping trips to power backups. It can power various appliances such as a 12V fridge, internet satellite dish, and charge devices like iPhones and iPads for several hours. Despite some concerns about the combined weight of the set and fan noise from the device, the overall consensus is that it's a worthwhile investment.
Pros
- 🔋 Robust and efficient power solution
- 💡 Ample energy storage and multiple charging options
- 🌤 Efficient solar panels that work even on cloudy days
- 🏕 Perfect for outdoor and off-grid usage
Cons
- ⚖ Combo of device and panels may be heavy for some users
- 📣 Cooling fan noise can be noticeable in quiet environments
- ☀ Solar panels may not output full power as advertised
Should I Buy It?
Yes, especially if you're in need of a reliable, green, and portable source of power for camping, power instabilities or off-grid living. Despite a few drawbacks, the overall functionality and satisfied customer base make this a worthwhile investment.
This unit is better than I imagined . It even runs a pizza oven at approximately 1300 watts draw flawlessly . Also a water kettle that runs in a range of 989- 1250! No problem. I tested a whole array of electrical equipment . Heaters at low work well. Enough heat and blow to be worthwhile . Max level of 1500 shuts down after a few seconds . A ceramic induction hot plate . Does not work on most settings BUT on heat milk setting will boil a pot of water in three minutes . I bought a 870 watts wok type cook pan - no probs! Toaster two slice no issues . My favorite toy - a retro three in one unit , coffee maker / toaster / oven / with fry grill area on top ( only cost maybe $80 or so on Amazon) works perfectly even though when all modes are on it shows at above 1000 watts. Hair dryer runs at low , hot is no problem . At high - shuts off immediately . So I can cook , boil, toast, cook pizza, charge phone and all sorts of stuff with no issues . Didn’t try tools yet . So drills , saws etc no idea . Water pump works well . Oh forgot 700 and 900 watt microwaves work perfectly . Jackery did not mention Microwave so I thought I would need a 600W one, but no need to buy one . This unit exceeds my expectations . Have not tested recharging by the two solar panels - will do that when the weather improves . Charging on mains 110v and cig lighter outlet in car no problem . This Jackery will also easily support a new toy, a Joolca tankless water heater for shower and dish washing , and the pump to extract water from lake, stream or whatever . No issues . I now watch the run rate of WATTS for all electrical stuff that I see - it’s become like an obsession . Just ordered a mini oven from Wal Mart that runs at less than 200 watts ! Must try it . Runs in the cig lighter outlet cable . That should give me slow cooking abilities anywhere !!!! Lighting no issue . I haven’t been so excited in 50 years ! Next I want a van / skoolie or whatever and go boondocking just for fun . And play survival off grid for a bit !!! Sold my fancy Motorhome a few months ago for crazy high money because of the Covid escapism that going on!! The Motorhome was just too like living at the lake home and too easy . I want to play “off grid survival time” just to be an active 68 yr old , experimenting living below 1000 watts ! Finally I have found a 12v electric blanket for cold nights !!!!! It cant get better than this !! Finally , watt hours - obviously one needs to be cognizant of consumption. Even at 600 watts - the unit will go flat in maybe less than two hours . But in the average day , making toast for ten minutes , a few pots of coffee, perhaps cook a few burgers or make a pot of stew , charge a few phones, etc . Should be no problem . Then intermittently recharge in the car when driving , by solar , or even from my noisy 4000 watt gas powered generator , should be no problem . Happy camper here! Jackery will have a higher capacity 2000 watt unit available shortly I hear. That will be able to provide more power and for longer for things like heaters, hair dryer , more powerful microwave ovens perhaps. All with no noisy gas motor and lighter than a traditional generator . At home or at the office if a power outage arises, the Jackery 1000 will support lights, and some equipment for a reasonable period of time with no noise and no fumes. It can be used while in charge mode and show watts in and watts out on the meter . Apparently the parallel in/ out use is hard on the unit and may cause wear and tear on the battery and possibly reduced lifetime potential . Time will tell . This Jackery product is well engineered and good value .
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2021 by Placeholder
The media could not be loaded. This Jackery 1000W is a legit portable power source along with the Solarsaga 100W solar panels. Bringing them needs planning though as they can take up space, plus the Jackery unit itself has some weight on it. I got a 48-can cooler bag out from Amazon too that fit this unit plus accessories perfectly. The bag has strong handles plus external pockets and a shoulder strap. It will help insulate my unit when stored inside the vehicle under hot weather. Anyway, I bought this as a bundle, however, they did not come together in 1 shipment where the solar panels got delayed. Out of the box, the unit came with 52% charge (more likely its storage charge). Upon getting the solar panels, I tried out charging the unit with full sun exposure at 82degF temp. You'll see in the video that the Input ranges from 112-115W coming from the total 200W solar panels (100W each). i thought this Input was a bit on the low side considering the conditions these were in. However, I'm not sure if this Input will increase at higher than 82degF full sun exposure (just make sense if it does). I started my solar charging around 12:30 in the afternoon, checked every after 30 mins to see % gain in battery level and found that for every 30mins of charging I saw a 4-5% gain. I did this checking several times until around 3:30 in the afternoon to total 3hrs of charging, with a total of +30 or ended at 82% battery charge. Simply put from this exercise, I saw a 30% add in 3hrs of solar charging under full sun exposure on an 82degF afternoon. I'm not sure if this exercise is conclusive that for every 3hrs of solar charging you'll only get an add of 30%, so to achieve 100% batt level you'll have to solar charge for up to 10hrs?! Maybe the unit's battery is just starting to break in and it'll be more efficient once it does? I don't know but it is charging and will continue to track this. I then topped off the rest of the 18% of the battery level via DC. I think it took up to almost an hour to reach 99% (from 82%) and then it started slowly creeping from there. I think once the charging hits 99%, it goes on trickle charge and it took me over 2hrs of charging to finally hit 100%. I have 4 other smaller power stations similar to this that have somewhere 90w to 120W of power. I'm actually happy to have those as they do the job of what I want them to do outdoors. Having this Jackery 1000W around just gives me the warm & fuzzy and is probably an overkill to what we need for camping. But I know this will help make us more independent and soon enable us to do some primitive camping or overlanding. This is really a well-made unit and it shows with the quality feel of the casing of the unit itself, the provided cables, and how & what the solar panels were made of. They fold in half and latch on strong magnets when in storage! It is like a bag in itself, though I believe they're not waterproof-rated. Overall, I really like this product and will probably even love it more once we're out there needing sources of power. Next up on my shopping list now is a Dometic CFX fridge!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2022 by Beaumont Beaumont