- What is included in the box?
- The HomePower 2000 Plus power station and the SolarSaga 500W solar panel. No other accessories are listed.
- Can it run a refrigerator during an outage?
- It is a 2000-class home backup station, sized for essentials like a fridge, router and lights. Check the running and surge watts of your appliance against the station's output.
- How does the solar panel connect?
- The SolarSaga 500W panel feeds the station's solar input. It is the matching panel for this bundle, so no separate solar charge controller is needed.
- How long does solar recharging take?
- Recharge time depends on sunlight and panel placement. With 500W of solar input, a full charge takes several hours of good sun, longer in shade or clouds.
- Is it portable enough to take camping?
- It is a home backup unit, so it is heavy and best moved with help or a cart. For car camping with light loads it works, but it is not a carry-in-a-backpack unit.
- How does it compare with the smaller Jackery Explorer units?
- The HomePower line is aimed at home backup, with more capacity than the portable Explorer models. The Explorer units are lighter and easier to carry but run fewer appliances.
- Where is the Jackery HomePower 2000 Plus Portable Power Station with SolarSaga 500W Solar Panel cheapest?
- At bhphotovideo.com, for $1,549.00, as of our latest check.