Jackery, the leading provider of portable and environmentally friendly power solutions, has unveiled two new power stations ahead of IFA 2023: the ultra-portable Explorer 300 Plus with a mini-solar module, and the Explorer 1000 Plus with optional additional battery packs.
The Explorer 300 Plus is the smallest and lightest member of the Plus family, weighing just 3.75 kg and measuring 23 x 15.5 x 16.7 cm. With 288 Wh and 300-Watt continuous power, it can reliably supply electrical consumers with electricity. It also features five connections on the front, including two USB-C with 100 watts/ 15watts each, one USB-A with 15 watts, a 12-volt connection and an earthed socket. The accompanying 40-watt mini solar module is waterproof (IP68), comes with IEC certification from TÜV-Rheinland and offers a free, environmentally friendly energy supply.
The bigger brother, the Explorer 1000 Plus, offers 1.26 kWh in a compact format, which can be flexibly expanded to 5 kWh with up to three battery packs. It also offers 2000 watts of output power via seven connections on the front, from sockets via USB-C and A to 12 volts. This is all done whisper-quietly with ≤30 decibels and with 4,000 complete charge/discharge cycles (at 70 %), the power station has a service life of over 10 years with daily use. It comes with two efficient 100-watt solar modules, SolarSaga 100 W.
Both new products come with multiple protection mechanisms including 12 BMS algorithms and protection against overcurrent, short circuit, deep discharge, overload, overvoltage, and overheating, as well as Jackery’s proprietary “ChargeShield” fast-charging technology.
The Explorer 300 Plus is available for £319, while the set with mini solar panel can be bought for £399. The Explorer 1000 Plus is available for £1,149, a Battery Pack 1000 Plus for £739 and the solar generator with power station plus two SolarSaga 100-Watt solar modules for £1,599.
Jackery has a pre-promotion: the Explorer 300 Plus is available in the Amazon shop at a reduced price of £279 with £40 off until 11 September 2023, while the solar generator can be added to the shopping basket for only £349. During the same period, the Jackery online shop is offering an 80-watt solar panel free of charge with the Explorer 1000 Plus, while the solar generator set also comes with a small Explorer 240 power station.
Jackery has received carbon footprint verification from TÜV SÜD and has fulfilled its social responsibility on a global scale, maintaining long-term cooperation with global public welfare organizations such as WWF, NFF and IRC.
Jackery, the world’s leading provider of portable and environmentally friendly power solutions, has announced the launch of two new power stations ahead of IFA 2023: the ultra-portable Explorer 300 Plus with a mini-solar module, and the Explorer 1000 Plus with optional additional battery packs.
The Explorer 300 Plus is the smallest and lightest member of the Plus family, weighing just 3.75 kg and measuring 23 x 15.5 x 16.7 cm. It has 288 Wh and 300-Watt continuous power, five connections on the front, and an accompanying 40-watt mini solar module which is waterproof (IP68), comes with IEC certification from TÜV-Rheinland and offers a free, environmentally friendly energy supply.
The Explorer 1000 Plus offers 1.26 kWh in a compact format, which can be flexibly expanded to 5 kWh with up to three battery packs. It also offers 2000 watts of output power via seven connections on the front, and can be used whisper-quietly with ≤30 decibels. It also comes with two efficient 100-watt solar modules, SolarSaga 100 W.
Both products come with multiple protection mechanisms including 12 BMS algorithms and protection against overcurrent, short circuit, deep discharge, overload, overvoltage, and overheating, as well as Jackery’s proprietary “ChargeShield” fast-charging technology. The RRP is £319 for the Explorer 300 Plus and £399 for the set with mini solar panel. The Explorer 1000 Plus is available for £1,149, a Battery Pack 1000 Plus for £739 and the solar generator with power station plus two SolarSaga 100-Watt solar modules for £1,599.
Jackery has received carbon footprint verification from TÜV SÜD and has fulfilled its social responsibility on a global scale, maintaining long-term cooperation with global public welfare organizations such as WWF, NFF and IRC.
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