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Jackery SolarSaga 100 Prime

100 W, and 24.8 V at 14 F against 22.7 V on the label. Inside the solar limits of 78 of the 78 stations checked.

By the Power Station Chart team, from the maker's label figures. Last reviewed October 31, 2026.

The SolarSaga 100 Prime in brief

Two SolarSaga 100 Prime panels fit within one 60 V input: 22.7 V open-circuit rises to 24.8 V at 14°F, so a pair reads 49.7 V. That works on Jackery stations such as the Explorer 1000 v2 and HomePower 1000 Plus v2 through an Anderson to DC8020 adapter. The panel gives 100 W with 5.3 A at maximum power, weighs 13.23 lb and is rated IP68.

SolarSaga 100 Prime specifications

Rated power100 W
Open-circuit voltage (Voc)22.7 V
Voltage at max power (Vmp)18.7 V
Short-circuit current (Isc)5.53 A
Current at max power (Imp)5.3 A
Voc temperature coefficient-0.268% per C
ConnectorAnderson
Weight13.23 lb
Unfolded986 x 552 x 29 mm
Water ratingIP68
Bifacialyes

Power stations it stays inside the limits of

How it fares by maker

MakerInside the windowClose to the limitOutside
Jackery1600
EcoFlow2100
Anker SOLIX1600
BLUETTI2500

These compare printed numbers at 14 F with 10% of headroom. They are not a maker's approval, and some makers limit warranty on other brands' panels. What each maker's terms say, and how series and parallel change the numbers.

FAQ

What plug does the SolarSaga 100 Prime use?

An Anderson connector. Jackery stations with a DC8020 port need an Anderson to DC8020 adapter.

Can the SolarSaga 100 Prime charge an Explorer 300 v2?

It is inside the voltage limits: the station accepts 28 V and the panel reads 24.8 V at 14°F, one panel in series. The adapter is still needed.

Where these figures come from

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