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Jackery portable power stations

18 models from 256 to 5,040 Wh, 17 of them on LFP batteries. Solar ports across the range: DC8020, USB-C.

By the Power Station Chart team, from Jackery's manuals and spec pages. Last reviewed October 31, 2026.

Jackery in brief

Jackery splits its range into two lines, Explorer with 12 stations and HomePower with 6. The number in each name sits close to the capacity in watt-hours, so the Explorer 1500 v2 holds 1,536 Wh and the HomePower 3000 holds 3,072 Wh. Suffixes such as v2, Plus, Pro and Ultra mark different versions of a size. Across all 18 stations, capacity runs from 256 Wh to 5,040 Wh and AC output from 300 W to 7,200 W. The median solar input is 600 W, and 17 stations list LFP chemistry. Most take solar through the DC8020 port, but two small models, the Explorer 240 v2 and Explorer 300 Plus, use USB-C. The maker recommends charging with the Jackery solar panel.

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The Jackery range to one scale, from the printed length and height. Labels show watt-hours.

Every Jackery station, largest first

Jackery families and what the names mean

Jackery solar panels

Jackery extra batteries

Choosing within Jackery

Buyers who watch weight against capacity have good options here. The Explorer 2000 v2 holds 2,042 Wh in 39.5 lb, and the Explorer 1500 v2 holds 1,536 Wh in 31.97 lb. Look at other makers if you want a warranty longer than 3 years. A 5-year warranty appears only on the Explorer 3000 Pro and Explorer 300 Plus, and the maker no longer sells either new in its US store. The Explorer 300 v2 matches the 300 Plus on size, and the HomePower 3000 sits closest to the 3000 Pro. Anyone planning a system that grows should check the Explorer 5000 Plus, which lists up to 30,240 Wh in total.

Jackery against other brands

FAQ

How do I read Jackery model numbers?

The number sits close to the capacity in watt-hours, so the Explorer 1500 v2 holds 1,536 Wh. The words v2, Plus, Pro and Ultra mark different versions of a size.

Which Jackery stations can take extra batteries?

Seven of the 18: the Explorer 5000 Plus, HomePower 3600 Plus, HomePower 3600 Pro Max, Explorer 2000 Plus, HomePower 2000 Plus v2, Explorer 1000 Plus and HomePower 1000 Plus v2.

Do I have to use Jackery solar panels?

The maker recommends the Jackery solar panel for charging. Its SolarSaga line runs from 40 W to 500 W, and the 100 Prime, 100 Light and 500 X use Anderson connectors while the others use DC8020.

How many charge cycles do Jackery batteries list?

The range is 2,000 cycles on the Explorer 3000 Pro up to 6,000 on several newer stations. Most counts run to 70% of original capacity, and a few run to 80%.

Where these figures come from

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