"Winter storms have a nasty habit of knocking out power right when you need it most. Your heating system goes silent, the fridge starts warming up and suddenly you're digging through drawers for flashlights while your phone battery ticks down to single digits. The Jackery Explorer 1000 exists to keep your essentials running when the grid fails, and it's currently sitting at an all-time low of $429, slashed from $799."
"The Explorer 1000 has 1,070Wh storage with a 1,500W continuous and 3,000W surge output. Those specs translate to real capability during cold winter power shortages: you can heat a room with a space heater, power your fridge to prevent food spoilage, charge several devices at a time and have lights throughout a house. The pure sine wave AC output translates to sensitive equipment like laptops, medical equipment and modern appliances receiving clean power with no voltage spikes that will destroy equipment."
"The one-hour charging capability is game-changing and addresses the biggest weakness of traditional power stations: If you hear a winter storm warning and realize your backup power is sitting at 20%, you can fully charge the Explorer 1000 in just 60 minutes using the emergency charging mode activated through the Jackery app. Most competing units need 5-8 hours to reach full capacity which means you're often caught unprepared."
Jackery Explorer 1000 delivers 1,070Wh capacity with 1,500W continuous and 3,000W surge output to run heaters, refrigerators, laptops, medical devices and household lights during outages. Pure sine wave AC output supplies clean, stable power safe for sensitive electronics. Ports include three AC outlets, two 100W USB-C PD ports, a USB-A port and a DC car port, supporting up to seven devices simultaneously. Emergency one-hour charging via the Jackery app can fully recharge from low state, while default charging completes in 1.7 hours to balance longevity. LiFePO4 battery chemistry provides longer life and improved durability over standard lithium-ion cells. Currently discounted to $429.
Read at Kotaku
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