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Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus

Jackery Portable power stations 1 conflict Retrieved 7 November 2026

Jackery’s support article lists the Explorer 1000 Plus (JE-1000C) at 1264 Wh, 2000 W AC output, and 4000 W instantaneous output, with 22 W standby consumption. A separate Jackery comparison page prints 1264.64 Wh. BlackoutSmart has not tested this station.

Region. The support article lists 120 V AC output.

Availability. unknown. The cited page is a Jackery support article, not a store listing.

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What specifications are recorded?

Field Recorded value
Capacity (Wh) 1,264 Wh
Capacity (mAh) unknown
Continuous watts 2,000 W
Surge or peak watts 4,000 W
Solar input 800 W
Rated panel power unknown
Weight (lb) unknown
Weight (kg) 14.5 kg
Weight as printed Around 14.5 kg
Chemistry LiFePO4
Ports 3 AC ports, 120 V, 2000 W max per port and 2000 W total. 1 car port, 12 V / 10 A. USB-A max 18 W. Two USB-C ports, 100 W max each. No USB-C input.
Inverter Pure sine wave
Idle or standby draw 22 W
Cycle life 4000 cycles ≥70%
Dimensions 35.6 × 26.0 × 28.3 cm
Lumens unknown

A cell that says unknown was not on the cited page, or the cited pages disagreed enough that picking one number would hide the disagreement.

Other figures from the same sources

  • Solar input. Single DC port: 12–60 V, 11 A, 400 W max. Dual DC ports: 22 A, 800 W max. The stored solar figure is the dual-port maximum.
  • Expansion. The article says the product supports E1000 Plus battery packs, up to 3 packs.
  • EPS wording. The article says battery switchover within 20 ms and says devices that need 0 ms switching, such as data servers and workstations, are not supported.

Where do the source pages disagree?

Capacity. The support article’s spec table says 1264 Wh. Jackery’s comparison article says 1264.64 Wh. The recorded value follows the support spec table.

Is this a good price?

Price tracking starts when authorized retailer feeds are connected.

No retailer offer is stored for this model. A price printed on a manufacturer page is a snapshot of that page, not a market comparison. When offers are stored, BlackoutSmart will describe the low in its own file as the lowest observed since the date of the earliest stored observation.

MSRP

unknown. None of the pages cited for this model labeled a figure as MSRP. A “regular price” or a second displayed number is not recorded as MSRP.

What the manufacturer page showed

No USD price was stored, because the cited page did not show one in the text used for this record.

These are snapshots of a page on that date. BlackoutSmart does not subtract two displayed figures and does not call the gap savings.

Retailer links

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