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Get reliable power at home and on the go.
Mains power is all well and good – until it’s not. When the system fails, or you’re far from a power point, the Jackery portable power station is an energy lifeline you can rely on. An emission-free alternative to generators, they can be charged via AC, 12V or with Jackery solar panels, making them cleaner, quieter, more reliable and more accessible than traditional off-grid power sources.
What are portable power stations?
Jackery portable power stations provide power where you need it, whether you’re out on the farm or at the bottom of the garden, out of reach of a power point. Compact and lightweight – the Jackery Explorer 600 Plus 600W Portable Power Station, for example, is only a few kilos and easy to carry with the foldable handle – each power station includes a car port, AC outlets, USB-A and USB-C ports, so you can charge everything from your laptop to your power drill.
Why portable power stations are great for blackout backup
If your home is subject to outages, such as seasonal blackouts, Jackery helps you keep the lights on and appliances running. The Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus Portable Power Station is easily capable of keeping a household’s essential appliances powered and, if your needs are greater, you can pump up your power capacity with a Jackery Battery Pack. Jackery power stations are chargeable via solar panels so, if a severe weather event knocks out power for days or weeks, your life won’t come to a standstill.
Use Jackery solar panels when you’re off grid
When you’re on a road trip or camping with the family, Jackery lets you enjoy the comforts of home in the great outdoors. Jackery solar panels are easy to set up wherever you are – just pop out the kickstand – and can charge devices directly from sunlight, with USB-A and USB-C ports. Or link the panels to a Jackery Power Station to keep everything from the electric grill to the overhead projector charged and ready to go.
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