"The ability to fully charge in just one hour through emergency mode activated by the Jackery app changes the way you prepare for storms that are expected or restore backup power during short windows of grid restoration. When weather forecasts give you little notice or rolling outages don't give you enough time to recharge between power cuts, traditional power stations that take 6 to 8 hours to fully recharge leave you vulnerable."
"The 1,500W continuous output and 3,000W surge capacity can handle real household appliances like window air conditioners that keep rooms cool during summer blackouts, full-size refrigerators that keep food fresh during long winter outages and electric kettles that keep hot drinks hot when gas stoves aren't available. This level of output sets apart serious power stations from big battery banks that can only charge phones and power LED lights."
Portable power stations offer seasonal backup electricity for winter outages and enable summer camping where outlets are unavailable. The Jackery Explorer 1000 is priced at $349 during Black Friday on Amazon, reduced from $429 recently and $799 at launch. Emergency mode allows a full charge in about one hour via the Jackery app, with regular mode charging set to 1.7 hours to maximize battery life. The unit delivers 1,500W continuous and 3,000W surge to run appliances such as window air conditioners, full-size refrigerators, and electric kettles. The 1,070Wh LiFePO4 battery can run a refrigerator about 13 hours, charge a laptop roughly 20 times, and power LED lights for days.
Read at Kotaku
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