Being away from an AC power source doesn't mean you can't use your USB devices, appliances, and tools—as long as you have the Jackery Explorer 1000 Portable Power Stationfrom Jackery Explorer 1000 Portable Power Stationcharged up and ready to go. The Explorer 1000 uses a rechargeable 1002Wh Li-ion NMC battery and is equipped with an inverter that provides up to 1000 watts of pure sine power (2000 watts surge) through three standard grounded North American AC sockets. You can plug your USB gear into a QuickCharge 3.0+ USB Type-A port, a standard 5V 2A USB Type-A, or one of two USB Type-C ports. There's also a car cigarette-lighter-style 12V DC socket.

The power station can be recharged from multiple sources: AC power (7 hours), a 12V DC vehicle socket (14 hours), or solar (8 hours with two 100-watt panels). You'll see how much power is coming in or going out on the bright LCD display. The battery management system includes protection against over-voltage and short-circuits. At 13.1 x 11.1 x 9.2" and 22 pounds, the Explorer 1000 is suited RV or car camping, remote job sites, and power emergencies at home. The battery's shelf life is six months, and its lifespan is 500 charges.

1000W AC Inverter (2000W Surge)    1002Wh Li-Ion NMC Battery    Real-Time Power Input and Output Display    Three Pure Sine AC Outlets    Standard & Quick Charge USB Type-A Ports    Two USB Type-C Ports    Car-Style DC Output Jack    Charge from AC, 12V DC, or Solar    Measures 13.1 x 11.1 x 9.2", 22 lb

• 1000W (2000W surge) pure sine power from three grounded North American AC outlets
• One 12 VDC car/vehicle socket delivers up to 10A
• One QuickCharge 3.0+ USB Type-A port
• Two USB Type-C ports

• Charge from two 100W solar panels in 8 hours
• Charge from AC outlet in 7 hours
• Charge from car DC socket in 14 hours

• Easy-to-read battery level indicator
• Li-ion NMC cell chemistry
• 1002Wh (21.6V, 46.4Ah) capacity
• Long shelf life, requiring recharging every 6 months in storage
• Battery management system with over-charge and short-circuit protection
• 32 to 104°F operating temperature

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the product include solar panel connector and extension cable?

A: The Jackery Explorer 550 Portable Power Station with Solar Panel does come with a solar panel connector, but no extension cable.

Q: 2. Will the "in the box product" include the solar panel connector and extension cable?

A: The Jackery Explorer 550 Portable Power Station with Solar Panel does come with the solar panel connector, but not an extension cable.

Q: 3. How many 220 outlets?

A: The Jackery Explorer 880 Portable Power Station features no 220 volt outlets.

Q: 4. Is the A/C power output in the form of a pure sine wave or a modified sine wave?

A: According to the manufacturer, the DJI Power 1000 Portable Power Station outputs AC power as a pure sine wave.

Q: 5. Can the Jackery be charged from solar at the same time it is powering a portable refrigerator (in other words can it be topping off while being used)?

A: The Jackery Explorer 1000 Portable Power Station BH #JAE1000WPPS • MFR #G1000A1000AH can power an item while it is being charged.

Q: 6. how many hours would the jackery 880 power a godox SZ300R? BH #GOSZ300R

A: This Explorer Portable Power station gives you 880 Watt hours of power. The run time depends on the draw of whatever you connect to it.

Q: 7. I have a water pump. 220 V consumes 1.1 kW for 1 hour. How long does Delta 2 go from a full charge?

A: None of the information provided by EcoFlow mention 220v output.

Q: 8. How long would this device last if I had TWO Nanlite PavoTube 30C RGB LED Tube Lights (4') plugged in?

A: I wanted to compare the results with the Explorer 1000 in a test I used for the Explorer 300. I had wanted to test the battery life of the Explorer 300 in a photography setting, so I attached the powerful 150W Godox SL-150 II video spotlight to it and turned the spotlight on to 100% output. I started with a 100% charge on the Explorer 300 at 8:57 AM, and monitored it throughout the day. I got roughly 5.5 hours out of powering the light with the Explorer 300. I ran the same test with the Explorer 1000, starting the test at 7:38 PM with a 100% charge. The light showed a draw of 57W. At 8:48 PM the draw showed at 59W and the state of charge was 92%. At 5:27 AM the draw was 58W and the state of charge was 33%. I had to leave for my work day by about 8:30 AM, and didn’t return home until about 5 PM, at which time the battery was 100% drained. Based on the math from these data points, I would expect that I could get between 14 and 15 hours of straight powering of the light…depending on how accurate the power meter on the front of the unit is.

Q: 9. I want to know if I can use it with Aputure 600d pro ? Thank you

A: The Aputure 600D supports power from a generator or wall outlet.

Q: 10. How long will this power a 600d and two 300d’s at full power?

A: Unfortunately, the DJI Power 1000 Portable Power Station will not be able to power three lights at one time. The most it would be able to support is two Aputure LS C300d II Daylight LED Monolight's (V-Mount), BH #APLSC300DIIV, or one Aputure LS 600d Daylight LED Monolight (V-Mount), BH #APAPA0212GW3. The run time would be around 15 minutes assuming the lights are at full power.