Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 1000, 1002Wh Solar Generator
Jackery portable power station Explorer 1000,1002Wh Solar generator,this instant Solar generator,outdoor RV van camping,3 standard PURE SINE WAVE AC outlets,an Adapter cable,4 standard PURE SINE
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About Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 1000, 1002Wh Solar Generator
Overall Feedback:
97% positive
92% found it easy to start up
I found it very easy to charge and operate the generator. Hooking it up to the solar panels was also intuitive and simple.
The generator is easy to use and quiet, unlike gas-powered ones that run out of fuel frequently.
88% appreciated the high power output, but 12% found it insufficient
I tested the generator with a power meter and found that at 24% charge remaining, the total power usage on the meter was 0.56 KWh.
My Keurig's power output fluctuates between 1192 watts to 5 watts when I turn it on, despite it stating 1425 watts.
88% found it easy to transport
I am impressed with the design and portability of the Jackery Explorer 1000. The hard plastic handle feels solid and durable, and the power station is well balanced on all sides, making it easy to carry without any concerns of discomfort or injury. This shows my positive sentiment towards the portability of the product.
I can deploy the generator outdoors easily and take it anywhere without being tethered to a cumbersome extension cord.
The portability of the generator is extremely convenient with its size and grab handle making it easy to carry.
77% liked the fuel efficiency, but 23% faced issues
I found that the Jackery Explorer 1000 produces 830 Wh of energy with an inverter efficiency of 83%.
The power supply is rated for 180W and the battery measures the input to be 140W-145W. It's fairly efficient.
After 4 nights of sleep, my generator went down to 9% from starting at 100% and consumed 0.61 Kwh of energy.
