OMG, you did the test I actually needed.... I sell gaming computers delivered to a customers location, having this would make a huge difference for demos for buyers who do not want to let me into their house to do a full set up
I agree - this is the test I needed to see. I have a 1000 and was running.a laptop and two monitors and it crashed. So I wondered if Revere was running both monitors and the computer on the 1000, or just the computer?
Most people are clueless, it's not about "what can it run", because with a 1000W peak you can run many things.. the real question should be "for how long can it run it?", and probably also another question "what replacement battery is available to purchase when the 500 cycles are through... if a replacement is possible at all". if you can run an electric water kettle, but after 3 uses your battery bank is dry. it's truly worthless
I used the 240 for something completely different, and that was performing music for a charity function, where I was able to power 2 15 inch powered PA speakers,, a pedal board, acoustic electric and a microphone for a 3 hour performance. I tested it a few times before, so. I knew it would work.
@@stevejeffrey11 I have used it several times.....I am scheduled to perform a party on the beach, well away from any electrical sources...they were thrilled to know I could play with a full PA system and not have a noisy generator to deal with.
I bought a J1000...powered my full fridge for 14 hours. Bought a second one to ensure I have one on power and one on charge all the time...all on one set of panels. Love it!
I considered getting one of these...but in the end decided less is more. A simple power bank to charge my phone, Bluetooth speaker and LED flashlight is fine. The more I set up, the more I have to take down when breaking camp.
Edit 3 months later: WOW!!! Taking my 'new best friend' JACK to SUV camping, together with one 100w solar panel, which I ordered last month. What a pleasure! Since I never had it run down to 0%, it is quickly charged up if you do it daily. Good feeling also to have it at home, still playing around with it, for the case of future power-outs. One week after I received the Jackery1000, we had the first one... BINGO!!! No panic anymore.. Even the 1800w Sunbeam Induction Cook Top runs perfectly on 1/2 power, still providing 700w/medium heat (300°F). Connecting it with the LED under-cupboard-disc-lights makes the kitchen usable, they draw 6w together. July 2021: I just ordered the Jackery Explorer 1000 for SUV camping, BUT: I discovered that this thing is going to be a life-saver in case of a power out. Most appliances in my apartment do not draw too much energy, the 24" 5ft-high energy efficient fridge w. upper freezer department, the portable washer: 3.6 Amp! Bblender, small water kettle, toaster, 2 different size food processors, vacuum cleaner, little coffee maker, TV, stereo, window fans, 900w microwave..... I am not through with writing everything down that draws less and WAY LESS than 1000 watts. This is amazing, haven't thought about all that when ordering it. Sometimes we have - usually in winter - power-outs for several hours, sometimes for a whole day. I'm very excited now, also because there will be 'real' light with at least one big lamp with an LED lamp. Additional it will make my SUV camping trips a real pleasure. I did not get the solar panels, but the Jackery can load up energy while being connected to the 12V plug during the drive.
Great video. We live in the mountains and are often out of power. We have a gas generator, but to keep our neighbors happy we shut it off around 10pm. This will serve as a overnight power source plus for overlanding and for base camp use. Thanks for the great content.
That’s a great use. I just got a Bluetti AC200P to test out. It has even more power, and would be great for home power, but is a little too large for camping!
@@RevereOverland I agree - this is the test I needed to see. I have a 1000 and was running.a laptop and two monitors and it crashed. So I wondered if you were running both monitors and the computer on the 1000, or just the computer?
I just purchased the Jackery 1000. It was on sale for $699.00. This is a very robust unit. Looking forward to having it provide power to multiple appliances/PC/Cell phones/ drone while on the road full time RVing.
Very encouraging. We just bought the 1000 based on my own personal research, but it was very comforting after watching your video to validate my decision. It hasn't arrived yet (I hope we are not part of that whole backorder thing), but we are looking forward to trying it out in our travel trailer.
I picked up a Jackery 1000 due to living near the gulf of Mexico(Hurricane alley). I use it for the Dometic and I plan on doing a duel battery setup in the future. During hurricane Ike(2008). We did not have power for nine days. The Jackery is going to be great for 12 volt fans, radios, electronics and other accessories. The initial price shock is a little difficult , considering I purchased the 1000 and two solar panels. But, I plan on using the two solar panels for the duel battery set up as well. Having redundancy when it comes to power needs, especially for natural disasters, is a must for us Texas Gulf Coasters. Cheers, blessings, health and four wheel low, Ya'll...
A agree with the price. It's at the price point where you could have a great dual battery setup, but the portability of this is a big bonus! I'm sure you going to find it very useful when you're in an area at risk of power outages!
This is a great video. Sampling the various tools and appliances was exactly what one wants to see. I am thinking this would be great in my area for when the thunderstorms come in and knock out the local power. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this very well organized and very informative video! ... it appears as though soon I will have to reside in my vehicle due to rising costs and declining work opportunities, you may well be saving me from becoming a frozen stiff ... thank you 1000x!!!
Best of luck to ya! I was suddenly living in my car about six years ago and I was devastated. I had no idea there were whole platforms on RUclips to show you how and people actually chose this lifestyle. So wish I had known back then. It will be an adventure. Sometimes really tough, sometimes really amazing. Be safe. Trust your gut. Never discount an intuition. If it doesn’t feel right move on or forward or change something until it does. 🙂
Thats reasonable. Depends on how the power meter is calibrated. The first 7 percent power loss might actually be 20 percent of the unit.. depends on how they did it.
This was an excellent review. You did more than most youtubers do in testing the unit. All these plug ins gave me a better understanding what i can do should the power go at home. Thank you so much.
This is an excellent video. Thank you so much for making it, I was looking for a solar power generator that could handle keeping my refrigerator on overnight if there is a power outage in my area.
Just about to buy this thing…I think it is just what we need. We are just regular people who live in Florida……lights out is common here! Especially in the hurricane season……also we have land and my husband needs this to use power tools away from home.Actually allot of people would benefit from one of these! Thanks for this video was very helpful!
I have a GE fridge ( ~2015 model, standard side, top freezer ) and when I on vacation my apartment was drawing 1kwh , only plugged in was the fridge, so that's a 24 hour period, probably rounding up to 1kwh since that's what the power company is charging me for (source is my smart meter) pretty awesome how efficient modern fridges are !
Jackery huge earth day sale now till April 25th 2024.just ordered the 1000 and just received the 300 yesterday. The 1000 cost me a little over 600 including sales tax for Kentucky. I also order one solar panel and extension cord all
The Jackery 1000 Pro is a big step up from the Jackery 1000 in 2 very important ways - the time to charge it from 0 to 100% off a wall plug has been cut from 7 hours to a little under 2 hours, and the number of charges to 100% the unit is rated for has doubled from 500 to 1000. If you're camping out of your vehicle and moving around, the faster recharging time is huge. I don't use solar panels with my 1000 Pro, but I think it's about the same reduction in recharging time as off an AC plug.
Great video, just got my jackery explorer 1000 and really looking forward to it, picked mine up on Amazon and it was listed $1099.00 and got the $200 off, couldn't pass it up, camping and fishing going to be way more fun and now not having to take a bunch of charging bricks plus don't have to do everything from the truck as well, think I'm going to love.
I bought a goal zero 500x for my wife’s Cpap. Very expensive. It lasted one night and used my Honda generator to recharge for the next night. Because NYS campgrounds limits time for generator use 7 hours I barely was able to recharge the goal zero. I should have bought the Jackery 1000. It would have given me two nights easily especially if I recharged it next day and gotten me 750 watts for a partial charge. Certainly plenty for a second night for her cpap.
12 cup coffee maker? Double burner electric cook top? Electric skillet? What type of cooler or small refrigerator? It appears it has problems with appliances that produce or make heat.
I just bought one on the Amazon Prime special for $1099 that included two solar panels. I live in S Florida, so we can lose power anytime during hurricane season. Mostly bought it to backup the fridge and run some lights.
I am considering getting the 1000w Jackery to run my heater in my cabin when the power goes out. I want something portable so I can use it in my car, van, and vintage travel trailer. I need something that can be moved around and not just be stationary.
@@RevereOverland I live in Rural Alaska. I have a Toyo Oil Miser Heater, it heats with heating oil. I mainly need the power to run the fan, the electric ignition, and allow the temperature gauges to work. I looked it up and the most power it uses is 275 watts for preheating. I also need the power to run a hanging lamp that has a LED Light bulb in it- my cabin is very small. Right now I use a Honda Generator but in order to get the power to the heater, I have to run an exension cord through the kitchen window which ends up letting most of the heat out with the window cracked open. It is also difficult to get the generator setup and started in the dark, which normally happens at night or very early morning. The cabin is not yet finished and is very rustic. I have been looking at other methods for powering the heater when the power goes out. The Jackery or something similar would be very versatile and can be used when travelling.
you should check for your use case the capacity rather than the wattage of the power bank... the Jackery 1000 has a 44AH battery, which is ok but won't be able to power a furnace for too long before the battery is at 20%
@@RevereOverland that’s what I was sad about after watching this video, is that it can’t really power a space heater, even a small one for that. I really want to power a space heater for when I go winter camping because I don’t want to use a propane buddy heater.
I like your demo video because you test this battery power bank on actual practical live experiences. Now I know even $1000 dollar power bank like this can't do well for heating or cooling a room. You did help me make a decision to buy a $300 battery power bank. Actually I will buy two of the $300 battery power bank in case one battery is defective.
Thats the conundrum, things like A/C, water heater or an electric heater take so much power that is why home solar systems with batteries costs so much.
I have a new Jackery 1500 with 2 200W solar panels - I live in Phoenix, and it is only 95 degrees to day, but the VERY BEST prformance we can get is only 130W per panel. The longer the panels are in the sun the more wattage power they lose. And this is not a faulty panel - when I had the same abysmal result on my first shipment I worked with Jackery and got a replacement unit. But this second unit is performing just like the first. NO ONE is testing these units in warm weather - which come on, is the whole point of using a solar panel, sunshine. It is clear to me, Jackery cannot perform to spec in temperatures as low as 95 degree which is low here in Phoenix. The whole reason I bought this unit was to have a backup if and when power grids fail in hot summer temperatures. But if these can't perform in hot weather, truly what is the point?
It is crazy, and there is very little information or discussion on the topic. In a world that is heating up, and breaking every heat record in recorded history, it seems ridiculous that solar panels won’t work as described.
thanks for this video ive been looking for hours trying to find the perfect battery and this is definitely it. ive done the whole diy solar kit before on my sailboat and it worked great and was way cheaper but man was it a headache.
Update: I got the jackery 1000 and a renogy 160 watt panel and this thing is a beast it powers my fridge/freezer, charges my Drone batteries, camera batteries, lights, phones, laptops, and literally anything else I need and I can barely even tell that I’ve used it. Powered my fridge alone with out solar or ac/DC input for over 40 hours 😳 the only way it could be better is if it had Bluetooth connectivity
I can run the air con in my RV for about two hours with the Jackery 1000. Nice for afternoon naps or to cool the trailer off before bed. (Tab 320 with Air8 6000 BTU a/c.)
This is a very fun way for you to limit your children's screen usage time. They are only allowed to use 1 full jackery 1000 charge a day for all their power needs excluding cell phones. It would be an interesting social experiment for people to carry around a box with all the power they can use everyday.
Very helpful review especially with testing out the different appliances, thanks!! I have the 300 and love it but thinking of getting something a little more powerful.
Good video!!! I have your exact set up and I use my Jackeries to charge each other.! I like them a lot and use the smaller one daily to charge my gadgets. The 1000 can power a 20ft travel trailer. Thanks for sharing!
Great video thank you, I will check out your channel. I've got the 500 and it powers my freezers fine I think you just have a big one! However I now have two and it can't do both hence I'm looking at the 1000
Thats convenient if you have zero skills at wiring and dont need much power. I had a pontoon boat and built a large plastic battery box with a large blue optima deep discharge battery. I used a 2 amp auto battery tender to charge it at the dock. But you could use a larger battery charger with an inverter while you were driving. I also added a 4000 watt inverter which i mounted on top of the battery box. I mounted a 4 pin XLR jack to the lid of the battery box so I could easily charge and unhook while at the dock. I put the battery box in the back of a car and sent my daughter camping with it. She took 100 foot extension cords and led clamp lights for camp light at night. And a drip coffee maker. She used the battery for a week with no recharge. I spent 250 for the optima battery. 60 dollars for the 4000 watt inverter at harbor freight and 30 dollars for the shumacher 2 amp battery charger . 15 dollars for a couple xlr ends . This is far far stronger than the jackery box. But its far heavier to move. And has no built in power meter or charge info. But honestly a fluke 150 dollar meter auto ranging is handy. And you could buy one and use it for many other things. If you want solar charging the jackery deal might be interesting. But for around 300 to 375 dollars I have a system far more capable with far better ability to run large loads. I have not started overlanding yet. And my time in the vehicle will not be weeks at a time. But I prefer a simple system like mine. Its also a spare truck battery if needed.
Over the past three years, the cost is now about half. Used to be the Jackery 300 was $300, Jackery 500 was $500, and Jackery 1000... yeah $1,000. Amazon currently lists all those for about half that price. Deflation is fantastic. Santa Clause is about to upgrade my old Jackery 300 to one of these 1000 bad boys. I'll be tailgating football til I'm too drunk to stand.
Considering this for off grid set up I'm building. I can charge it when I'm in the car or at work and then have plenty of power when I'm home. It would just take so many solar panels to get the same kind of output
I need one to power a coffee maker, I was hopeful you would do that! Ok you did a kettle but didn’t catch what the draw was, watts etc…. I believe a standard coffee maker is around 1500 watts +\-
Thank you. I assumed smaller kettles and coffee makers would work, but don’t have anything to test. I should have said that you can check the power usage to be sure!
It would seem that heating devices like even kettles - best avoided. I had no idea that a kettle takes 1800 watts that is nuts. Small desk heaters are 1200! They are tiny. Really surprised with the fridge, they take very little. I am buying one of these very soon and cant wait to camp out with it....might bring out my tv and PlayStation lmao
Great video. At the 18:00 mark you are talking about the fridge. Does the fridge stop charging after 24 hours, or does the jackery need to be charged again after the 24 hour mark? I'm looking at getting one to prep for snowpaclypse 2.0 in Tx, if it happens again. Will want to utilize fridge, lamp, router. Just trying to figure out if this will cover the needs.
AC in Florida a person I know installed similar to a power wall that provides 13KW of power when it is charged up and put Eight 300 watt solar panels. Says it can power a AC unit for there mobile home
Well I was considering getting one for camping but after the electric blanket using so much power and having to recharge the whole thing daily it’s not worth it. Thanks for that
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OMG, you did the test I actually needed.... I sell gaming computers delivered to a customers location, having this would make a huge difference for demos for buyers who do not want to let me into their house to do a full set up
I agree - this is the test I needed to see. I have a 1000 and was running.a laptop and two monitors and it crashed. So I wondered if Revere was running both monitors and the computer on the 1000, or just the computer?
Finally , someone that can give me a rough idea of what devices these machines can power and for how long.
Thank you !!!
Most people are clueless, it's not about "what can it run", because with a 1000W peak you can run many things.. the real question should be "for how long can it run it?", and probably also another question "what replacement battery is available to purchase when the 500 cycles are through... if a replacement is possible at all".
if you can run an electric water kettle, but after 3 uses your battery bank is dry. it's truly worthless
I used the 240 for something completely different, and that was performing music for a charity function, where I was able to power 2 15 inch powered PA speakers,, a pedal board, acoustic electric and a microphone for a 3 hour performance. I tested it a few times before, so. I knew it would work.
awesome man! I was wondering about traveling in a camper van with a 500 or 1000 & using it for portable concerts anywhere!
@@stevejeffrey11 I have used it several times.....I am scheduled to perform a party on the beach, well away from any electrical sources...they were thrilled to know I could play with a full PA system and not have a noisy generator to deal with.
Damn
I bought a J1000...powered my full fridge for 14 hours. Bought a second one to ensure I have one on power and one on charge all the time...all on one set of panels. Love it!
I considered getting one of these...but in the end decided less is more. A simple power bank to charge my phone, Bluetooth speaker and LED flashlight is fine. The more I set up, the more I have to take down when breaking camp.
The Jackery 500 has slow solar charge times, but they did an update to address this by adding MPPT (instead of PWM).
Edit 3 months later: WOW!!! Taking my 'new best friend' JACK to SUV camping, together with one 100w solar panel, which I ordered last month. What a pleasure! Since I never had it run down to 0%, it is quickly charged up if you do it daily. Good feeling also to have it at home, still playing around with it, for the case of future power-outs. One week after I received the Jackery1000, we had the first one... BINGO!!! No panic anymore.. Even the 1800w Sunbeam Induction Cook Top runs perfectly on 1/2 power, still providing 700w/medium heat (300°F). Connecting it with the LED under-cupboard-disc-lights makes the kitchen usable, they draw 6w together.
July 2021: I just ordered the Jackery Explorer 1000 for SUV camping, BUT: I discovered that this thing is going to be a life-saver in case of a power out. Most appliances in my apartment do not draw too much energy, the 24" 5ft-high energy efficient fridge w. upper freezer department, the portable washer: 3.6 Amp! Bblender, small water kettle, toaster, 2 different size food processors, vacuum cleaner, little coffee maker, TV, stereo, window fans, 900w microwave..... I am not through with writing everything down that draws less and WAY LESS than 1000 watts. This is amazing, haven't thought about all that when ordering it. Sometimes we have - usually in winter - power-outs for several hours, sometimes for a whole day. I'm very excited now, also because there will be 'real' light with at least one big lamp with an LED lamp. Additional it will make my SUV camping trips a real pleasure. I did not get the solar panels, but the Jackery can load up energy while being connected to the 12V plug during the drive.
Finally someone who actually tests real world usage of these SoGens. 👍
Great video. We live in the mountains and are often out of power. We have a gas generator, but to keep our neighbors happy we shut it off around 10pm. This will serve as a overnight power source plus for overlanding and for base camp use. Thanks for the great content.
That’s a great use. I just got a Bluetti AC200P to test out. It has even more power, and would be great for home power, but is a little too large for camping!
@@RevereOverland I agree - this is the test I needed to see. I have a 1000 and was running.a laptop and two monitors and it crashed. So I wondered if you were running both monitors and the computer on the 1000, or just the computer?
I just purchased the Jackery 1000. It was on sale for $699.00. This is a very robust unit. Looking forward to having it provide power to multiple appliances/PC/Cell phones/ drone while on the road full time RVing.
Very encouraging. We just bought the 1000 based on my own personal research, but it was very comforting after watching your video to validate my decision. It hasn't arrived yet (I hope we are not part of that whole backorder thing), but we are looking forward to trying it out in our travel trailer.
I picked up a Jackery 1000 due to living near the gulf of Mexico(Hurricane alley). I use it for the Dometic and I plan on doing a duel battery setup in the future. During hurricane Ike(2008). We did not have power for nine days. The Jackery is going to be great for 12 volt fans, radios, electronics and other accessories. The initial price shock is a little difficult , considering I purchased the 1000 and two solar panels. But, I plan on using the two solar panels for the duel battery set up as well. Having redundancy when it comes to power needs, especially for natural disasters, is a must for us Texas Gulf Coasters. Cheers, blessings, health and four wheel low, Ya'll...
A agree with the price. It's at the price point where you could have a great dual battery setup, but the portability of this is a big bonus! I'm sure you going to find it very useful when you're in an area at risk of power outages!
This is a great video. Sampling the various tools and appliances was exactly what one wants to see. I am thinking this would be great in my area for when the thunderstorms come in and knock out the local power. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this very well organized and very informative video! ... it appears as though soon I will have to reside in my vehicle due to rising costs and declining work opportunities, you may well be saving me from becoming a frozen stiff ... thank you 1000x!!!
Best of luck to ya! I was suddenly living in my car about six years ago and I was devastated. I had no idea there were whole platforms on RUclips to show you how and people actually chose this lifestyle. So wish I had known back then. It will be an adventure. Sometimes really tough, sometimes really amazing. Be safe. Trust your gut. Never discount an intuition. If it doesn’t feel right move on or forward or change something until it does. 🙂
Excellent review! I really appreciated seeing what all I might be able to use this Jackery for!
loved your overland movie! i cried multiple times, the drone shot such beautiful clips. it was very nice watching it with my mom. thank you!
I ran my Mr. Coffee on this Jackery 1000 and it did fine. I think it pulled about 7% of the capacity for six cups.
Thats reasonable. Depends on how the power meter is calibrated. The first 7 percent power loss might actually be 20 percent of the unit.. depends on how they did it.
1:55 ...The Biggest, heaviest FLASHLIGHT ..lol 😂🤣👍
This was an excellent review. You did more than most youtubers do in testing the unit. All these plug ins gave me a better understanding what i can do should the power go at home. Thank you so much.
This is an excellent video. Thank you so much for making it, I was looking for a solar power generator that could handle keeping my refrigerator on overnight if there is a power outage in my area.
Just about to buy this thing…I think it is just what we need. We are just regular people who live in Florida……lights out is common here! Especially in the hurricane season……also we have land and my husband needs this to use power tools away from home.Actually allot of people would benefit from one of these! Thanks for this video was very helpful!
This is the first video I have seen of yours. The information you shared is extremely helpful!
Thank you so much!!!
I have a GE fridge ( ~2015 model, standard side, top freezer ) and when I on vacation my apartment was drawing 1kwh , only plugged in was the fridge, so that's a 24 hour period, probably rounding up to 1kwh since that's what the power company is charging me for (source is my smart meter) pretty awesome how efficient modern fridges are !
I have the 1000. I've had it fore two years. I use it all the time.
I want the Jackery 1000 so bad 😍 but its price is too high for my budget😏
You covered the CPAP stats too ! Great video Hammer, well done !!!
this is the best video about solar generators i have seen. its just answers all the questions
Jackery huge earth day sale now till April 25th 2024.just ordered the 1000 and just received the 300 yesterday. The 1000 cost me a little over 600 including sales tax for Kentucky. I also order one solar panel and extension cord all
The Jackery 1000 Pro is a big step up from the Jackery 1000 in 2 very important ways - the time to charge it from 0 to 100% off a wall plug has been cut from 7 hours to a little under 2 hours, and the number of charges to 100% the unit is rated for has doubled from 500 to 1000. If you're camping out of your vehicle and moving around, the faster recharging time is huge. I don't use solar panels with my 1000 Pro, but I think it's about the same reduction in recharging time as off an AC plug.
Great video, just got my jackery explorer 1000 and really looking forward to it, picked mine up on Amazon and it was listed $1099.00 and got the $200 off, couldn't pass it up, camping and fishing going to be way more fun and now not having to take a bunch of charging bricks plus don't have to do everything from the truck as well, think I'm going to love.
Wow, did not expect the little guy to be able to power a fridge. Definitely getting it for my two upright freezers.
I bought a goal zero 500x for my wife’s Cpap. Very expensive. It lasted one night and used my Honda generator to recharge for the next night. Because NYS campgrounds limits time for generator use 7 hours I barely was able to recharge the goal zero. I should have bought the Jackery 1000. It would have given me two nights easily especially if I recharged it next day and gotten me 750 watts for a partial charge. Certainly plenty for a second night for her cpap.
Just a correction: New Jackery 300 comes with 2 AC outlets. Great video!
NOLAgame wish they would do that with the 500
@@narutobroken me too!
12 cup coffee maker?
Double burner electric cook top?
Electric skillet?
What type of cooler or small refrigerator?
It appears it has problems with appliances that produce or make heat.
I just bought one on the Amazon Prime special for $1099 that included two solar panels. I live in S Florida, so we can lose power anytime during hurricane season. Mostly bought it to backup the fridge and run some lights.
This would be perfect for any outing I love it
I am considering getting the 1000w Jackery to run my heater in my cabin when the power goes out. I want something portable so I can use it in my car, van, and vintage travel trailer. I need something that can be moved around and not just be stationary.
The portable power is great, but it would really depend what type of heater. This won’t run an electric space heater for very long.
@@RevereOverland I live in Rural Alaska. I have a Toyo Oil Miser Heater, it heats with heating oil. I mainly need the power to run the fan, the electric ignition, and allow the temperature gauges to work. I looked it up and the most power it uses is 275 watts for preheating. I also need the power to run a hanging lamp that has a LED Light bulb in it- my cabin is very small. Right now I use a Honda Generator but in order to get the power to the heater, I have to run an exension cord through the kitchen window which ends up letting most of the heat out with the window cracked open. It is also difficult to get the generator setup and started in the dark, which normally happens at night or very early morning. The cabin is not yet finished and is very rustic. I have been looking at other methods for powering the heater when the power goes out. The Jackery or something similar would be very versatile and can be used when travelling.
you should check for your use case the capacity rather than the wattage of the power bank... the Jackery 1000 has a 44AH battery, which is ok but won't be able to power a furnace for too long before the battery is at 20%
@@RevereOverland that’s what I was sad about after watching this video, is that it can’t really power a space heater, even a small one for that. I really want to power a space heater for when I go winter camping because I don’t want to use a propane buddy heater.
We like the looks of the Jackery. We want something easy we can take on the road with us.
thank you so much
I like your demo video because you test this battery power bank on actual practical live experiences.
Now I know even $1000 dollar power bank like this can't do well for heating or cooling a room. You did help me make a decision to buy a $300 battery power bank. Actually I will buy two of the $300 battery power bank in case one battery is defective.
"soft start" is the word you were looking for
I have at times used the Jackery 500 as a UPS for my computer at home. When power went out, I was able to stay online with no interruptions.
Thats the conundrum, things like A/C, water heater or an electric heater take so much power that is why home solar systems with batteries costs so much.
Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing... and FYI people, it's easy to check the power consumption of ANY product online...
I have a new Jackery 1500 with 2 200W solar panels - I live in Phoenix, and it is only 95 degrees to day, but the VERY BEST prformance we can get is only 130W per panel. The longer the panels are in the sun the more wattage power they lose. And this is not a faulty panel - when I had the same abysmal result on my first shipment I worked with Jackery and got a replacement unit. But this second unit is performing just like the first. NO ONE is testing these units in warm weather - which come on, is the whole point of using a solar panel, sunshine. It is clear to me, Jackery cannot perform to spec in temperatures as low as 95 degree which is low here in Phoenix. The whole reason I bought this unit was to have a backup if and when power grids fail in hot summer temperatures. But if these can't perform in hot weather, truly what is the point?
It is ironic that a solar panel becomes less efficient the warmer it gets.😎
It is crazy, and there is very little information or discussion on the topic. In a world that is heating up, and breaking every heat record in recorded history, it seems ridiculous that solar panels won’t work as described.
thanks for this video ive been looking for hours trying to find the perfect battery and this is definitely it. ive done the whole diy solar kit before on my sailboat and it worked great and was way cheaper but man was it a headache.
Update: I got the jackery 1000 and a renogy 160 watt panel and this thing is a beast it powers my fridge/freezer, charges my Drone batteries, camera batteries, lights, phones, laptops, and literally anything else I need and I can barely even tell that I’ve used it.
Powered my fridge alone with out solar or ac/DC input for over 40 hours 😳 the only way it could be better is if it had Bluetooth connectivity
I order a jackey 1000 with 2 solar panels. Should be here Tuesday. Looking forward to having emergency power. A friend had one on his 24 foot sailboat
I can run the air con in my RV for about two hours with the Jackery 1000. Nice for afternoon naps or to cool the trailer off before bed. (Tab 320 with Air8 6000 BTU a/c.)
This is a very fun way for you to limit your children's screen usage time. They are only allowed to use 1 full jackery 1000 charge a day for all their power needs excluding cell phones. It would be an interesting social experiment for people to carry around a box with all the power they can use everyday.
An actual practical review... amazing. Well done!
Would this charge a George Forman grille?
I just bought the 880 from harbor freight. Has the same inverter, 1000/2000. I have a small GE portable AC Im sure it will run it for like 90 min.
Your videos are top notch. Keep up the great content.
Awesome review! The best review I have seen on RUclips!
Very helpful review especially with testing out the different appliances, thanks!! I have the 300 and love it but thinking of getting something a little more powerful.
A guy in another video tried to power a 5000btu window unit with soft start and it would not do it.
I'm not one to comment very often... but your video honestly and definitely deserves a thumbs up
The newer Explorer 500's now have a MPPT controller in it now!!
They do? What kind of solar input do you get?
@@RevereOverland Just got mine 2 days ago, but if you watch " hobotech-jackery's secret upgrade exposed" goes into detail about it!
Thanks. I’ll check it out. I think my 500 is PWM, so my max input is 65W with the 100W panel.
I bought one putting one in the backyard for intsant power access without using an extension.
I have the 500 it runs the Christmas lights on my tree
Good video!!! I have your exact set up and I use my Jackeries to charge each other.! I like them a lot and use the smaller one daily to charge my gadgets. The 1000 can power a 20ft travel trailer. Thanks for sharing!
never understood the 500 only having one plug. love it....looking forward to picking up this 1000 soon.
It works with an extension cord!
Thanks! Best video yet on the Jackery 1000 and what it will do!
I acquired this unit from a thrift store for $20. The video is enlightening. However My unit doesn't charge which I believe I have a damage BMS.
Nice job explaining the Jackery 1000 Unit. Thank you!
Excellent video mate....best Jackery review I've seen on RUclips...subscribed. Cheers
Good video, always super informative. 👌
Great video thank you, I will check out your channel. I've got the 500 and it powers my freezers fine I think you just have a big one! However I now have two and it can't do both hence I'm looking at the 1000
Thats convenient if you have zero skills at wiring and dont need much power.
I had a pontoon boat and built a large plastic battery box with a large blue optima deep discharge battery. I used a 2 amp auto battery tender to charge it at the dock. But you could use a larger battery charger with an inverter while you were driving. I also added a 4000 watt inverter which i mounted on top of the battery box. I mounted a 4 pin XLR jack to the lid of the battery box so I could easily charge and unhook while at the dock.
I put the battery box in the back of a car and sent my daughter camping with it. She took 100 foot extension cords and led clamp lights for camp light at night. And a drip coffee maker. She used the battery for a week with no recharge. I spent 250 for the optima battery. 60 dollars for the 4000 watt inverter at harbor freight and 30 dollars for the shumacher 2 amp battery charger . 15 dollars for a couple xlr ends . This is far far stronger than the jackery box. But its far heavier to move. And has no built in power meter or charge info. But honestly a fluke 150 dollar meter auto ranging is handy. And you could buy one and use it for many other things.
If you want solar charging the jackery deal might be interesting. But for around 300 to 375 dollars I have a system far more capable with far better ability to run large loads.
I have not started overlanding yet. And my time in the vehicle will not be weeks at a time. But I prefer a simple system like mine. Its also a spare truck battery if needed.
Very informative…many thanks 😎🍷🚍⚓️🇬🇧👍
Dude that was a great vid real world things plugged in either a go or a no go. Thanks!!!
I’m not certain of the specifics but I believe it would help to function any tools under stress, sawing, drilling ect…?
Outstanding video!!
Very informative.
Thank you!!!
Very informative easy to understand video. Thanks
I have a small air compressor like that that plugs into a cigarette port
It's slow, but good in a pinch
Very informative. Thank you so much for your time and knowledge.
Nice tests! Thanks!
Over the past three years, the cost is now about half. Used to be the Jackery 300 was $300, Jackery 500 was $500, and Jackery 1000... yeah $1,000. Amazon currently lists all those for about half that price. Deflation is fantastic. Santa Clause is about to upgrade my old Jackery 300 to one of these 1000 bad boys. I'll be tailgating football til I'm too drunk to stand.
Considering this for off grid set up I'm building. I can charge it when I'm in the car or at work and then have plenty of power when I'm home. It would just take so many solar panels to get the same kind of output
The same company has solar panels with the little power packs up to 1500 if I remember correctly
Love this! Thanks for making it fun!
how does it run on making coffee in a coffee pot
I need one to power a coffee maker, I was hopeful you would do that!
Ok you did a kettle but didn’t catch what the draw was, watts etc….
I believe a standard coffee maker is around 1500 watts +\-
Most informative thank you.
Very impressed with the Jackery 500 portable power station which we would find invaluable on our UK wide road trips. #SummerTripWithJackery
Outstanding presentation, I could easily follow. Thanks👍
Great very detailed video! Thanks.
My Mr Coffee works just fine with the 1000
Thank you. I assumed smaller kettles and coffee makers would work, but don’t have anything to test. I should have said that you can check the power usage to be sure!
@@RevereOverland great product
It would seem that heating devices like even kettles - best avoided. I had no idea that a kettle takes 1800 watts that is nuts. Small desk heaters are 1200! They are tiny. Really surprised with the fridge, they take very little. I am buying one of these very soon and cant wait to camp out with it....might bring out my tv and PlayStation lmao
That was a great review thanks for the information
Brilliant show but why in gods name would you use propane over a diesel UK Brighton
Definitely awesome the 1000 model
Great video. At the 18:00 mark you are talking about the fridge. Does the fridge stop charging after 24 hours, or does the jackery need to be charged again after the 24 hour mark? I'm looking at getting one to prep for snowpaclypse 2.0 in Tx, if it happens again. Will want to utilize fridge, lamp, router. Just trying to figure out if this will cover the needs.
Thank for this, this was really helpful
AC in Florida a person I know installed similar to a power wall that provides 13KW of power when it is charged up and put Eight 300 watt solar panels. Says it can power a AC unit for there mobile home
How one coming, going to use it to a couple of JBL 710 at the local park
Great demo Sir👏🏽
Hi, You had a fail with the electric kettle , do you know if a portable immersion heater for heating a cup of water will work or a cup warmer?
can you save money on electricity with a jackery and solar panel set up?
Great, informative video; thank you!
Very nice review!
Well I was considering getting one for camping but after the electric blanket using so much power and having to recharge the whole thing daily it’s not worth it. Thanks for that