Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
1,070 WhNominal capacity
1,500 WContinuous AC output
Verify your appliances’ running power, startup, outlets and voltage before purchasing.
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A plan before you buyUS appliances · 120 V AC
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1What needs to stay on?
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2How long do you need?
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You can use measured average watts or annual kWh from an energy label. Annual consumption is a long-term average, not a guarantee for a short outage.
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Battery assumptions
These are editable planning assumptions, not measured specifications for every power station.
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See what’s assumedProfiles and battery losses are visible and editable.
Know what to check nextCapacity, output power and startup are different requirements.
See how real battery sizes compare.
Two reference models with manufacturer-listed specifications. This is a limited capacity comparison, not a market-wide ranking or a compatibility guarantee. Check current details at the manufacturer.
Covers only part of the energy range
Jackery Explorer 2000 v2
2,042 WhNominal capacity
2,200 WContinuous AC output
Verify your appliances’ running power, startup, outlets and voltage before purchasing.
View manufacturer detailsSpecifications checked 2026-09-14. No live prices or availability are asserted. These are direct manufacturer links; this version does not earn commission from them.
A useful estimate starts with honest inputs.
The default appliance values are starting points, not measurements of your home. LED light use editable planning assumptions. All devices use the AC inverter for the entire selected window; there is no solar charging in this model.
Read the formulas and limitationsA few questions worth answering.
Do I need to know my appliances’ watts?
No. Start with categories and the labeled estimates. For a closer result, enter measured consumption or annual kWh from the appliance’s energy label in the optional settings.
Why is the range wide when I add a refrigerator?
Refrigerators cycle on and off. Model, temperature, door openings and defrost cycles change their energy use. A category estimate is intentionally broad. Your energy label or a representative plug-meter measurement can narrow it, but does not establish motor startup requirements.
Does enough battery capacity mean it will run my appliance?
No. Watt-hours describe stored energy. The station also needs enough running output, suitable motor-start capability, the correct voltage and compatible outlets. We keep these checks separate.
Can I use this for solar charging or whole-house backup?
This version estimates directly connected AC appliances without charging during use. It does not design solar arrays, home wiring, transfer switches or medical-device backup.