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Whether adventuring in the great outdoors or protecting against electricity outages at home, Jackery portable power stations are an energy lifeline you can depend on. An emission-free alternative to petrol or diesel generators, they can be charged via AC, 12V or with Jackery solar panels, so are clean, quiet, reliable and easy to use.
Go-to for glamping
Add luxe to camping holidays and keep everyone comfortable and entertained with Jackery solar panels. They’re simple to set up wherever you are – just fold 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 so everything from the mozzie zapper to the movie projector is good to go.
Prepare for your next trip with this guide to essential camping gear.
Power up your garden zone
Getting guest-ready for the holiday season? If you need power to wrangle that problem zone at the end of the garden, Jackery portable power stations provide it. Compact and lightweight (the Jackery ‘Explorer 600 Plus’ 600W portable power station weighs only a few kilos), each power station includes a car port, AC outlets, USB-A and USB-C ports, so you can charge devices such as a whipper snipper or smart phone.
Tip: Learn the best ways to use Jackery Portable Power Stations.
Backup for blackouts
Summertime storms can wreak havoc on the mains power grid, especially in rural areas, but Jackery can help keep lights on and appliances working during seasonal blackouts. The Jackery ‘Explorer 2000 Plus’ portable power station is easily capable of powering a household’s essential appliances, and you can pump up your power capacity with a Jackery battery pack. Jackery power stations are chargeable via solar panels too, so if a severe weather event knocks out power for days or weeks, you can still stay up and running.
Ready to up your power game?
Check out the full range of Jackery products available at Bunnings.
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