Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 Portable Power Station
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 Portable Power Station
The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 is a 1070Wh portable power station built on LiFePO4 cells, with a 1500W pure sine inverter that surges to 3000W. That's enough to run a 12V fridge for a full day, charge laptops and camera batteries, and still push a kettle or coffee maker at camp. It carries three 120V AC outlets, two USB-C ports (one 100W, one 30W), a 18W USB-A port, and a 12V/10A car port — so the fridge, the phones, and the drone chargers all run at once.
Recharge is the headline. From a wall outlet it tops off in about 1.7 hours on the default setting, or 0-100% in roughly 1 hour with Emergency Charge switched on in the app. Off-grid it accepts up to 400W of solar. Pass-through works too: keep your gear running while the station charges. Under a near-1500W load the input throttles back, so size your solar window for lighter draws.
At 24 lb and 12.9 x 8.8 x 9.7 inches with a folding handle, it's a one-hand carry from the rig to the table. LiFePO4 cells are rated for 4,000 charge cycles to 70%+ capacity, and Jackery backs the station with a 5-year warranty.
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Overview
The Explorer 1000 v2 is a 1070Wh LiFePO4 power station with a 1500W inverter (3000W surge). It's the do-everything mid-tier station for van builds, overland rigs, and home backup — big enough for a fridge plus devices, small enough to carry in one hand.
Key features
- 1070Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 4,000 charge cycles to 70%+ capacity.
- 1500W continuous AC output, 3000W surge across three 120V outlets.
- Fast recharge: ~1.7 hr default from wall, or ~1 hr (0-100%) with Emergency Charge in the app.
- 400W max solar input with pass-through so you can charge and run gear at the same time.
- Full port set: 2x USB-C (100W + 30W), 1x USB-A (18W), 1x 12V/10A car port.
- 24 lb with a folding handle and a large LCD that reads watts in and out.
Use cases
Overlanders and van builders run a 12V fridge off it all day while charging devices, then refill it from solar or shore power between stops. At home it's backup power — roughly 18 hours on a router and modem or a full day on a mini fridge, with a 1-hour refill when the grid blinks back. At camp it handles real draws: kettles, coffee makers, even a pellet-smoker controller.
- Capacity: 1070Wh (LiFePO4)
- AC output: 1500W continuous, 3000W surge
- AC outlets: 3x 120V 60Hz
- USB-C: 2 ports — 100W max and 30W max
- USB-A: 1 port — 18W max
- Car port: 1x 12V/10A
- Solar input: up to 400W
- Wall recharge: ~1.7 hr default; ~1 hr (0-100%) with Emergency Charge
- Cycle life: 4,000 cycles to 70%+ capacity
- Warranty: 5 years
- Weight: 24 lb
- Dimensions: 12.87 x 8.82 x 9.72 in
- Charging temp: 32-113 degrees F
- Discharge temp: 14-113 degrees F
How long will it run my 12V fridge?
About 20 hours for a typical 45W portable fridge, and that's while still charging phones and laptops. The 1070Wh pack divided by real-world fridge draw lands right around a full day before you need to refill.
How fast does it recharge?
From a wall outlet it reaches full in about 1.7 hours on the default setting. Flip on Emergency Charge in the app and it goes 0-100% in roughly 1 hour. Off-grid it accepts up to 400W of solar.
Can I use it while it's charging?
Yes — pass-through charging works, so your gear stays powered while the station refills. One honest caveat: when the inverter is pulling a heavy load near 1500W, the charge input throttles way down. Plan your solar or charging window around lighter draws if you want it to keep filling.
Does it work as a battery backup or UPS?
It switches over in under 20 milliseconds, fast enough that most gear never blinks. Treat it as backup power for the essentials — plug your router, modem, or mini fridge in directly and you'll get roughly 18-20 hours, then refill in about an hour.
Will it charge in cold weather?
It accepts a charge down to 32 degrees F and will discharge down to 14 degrees F. Below freezing it won't take a charge, so in winter plan to top it off somewhere warmer and store it partially charged rather than dead.
Which option should I order?
The standalone Explorer 1000 v2 (Black $799, Dune White $829) is the power station on its own — pick it if you already have solar panels or don't need them. The other options pair the station with a SolarSaga panel for one-box solar charging; confirm the included items before you choose.