SPEED UP YOUR RECHARGEABILITY: It takes only 2 hours to recharge 80% battery of the power station through the wall outlet and 60W PD USB-C port simultaneously. You can also recharge your power station with an AC adapator when at home, through the car outlet during a road trip or simply use a Jackery SolarSaga 100.
SAFE & STEADY POWER SUPPLY: Armed with a 293Wh lithium-ion battery pack, the Explorer 300 features 2 Pure Sine Wave AC outlets that deliver stable and safe 300W power. The portable power station weighs only 7.1 pounds. You can simply rest assured in outdoor off-grid activities.
POWER YOUR EXPECTATIONS: Featuring 2* AC outlet, 1* PD 60W USB-C port (input/output supported) , 1* fast charge 3.0 port, 1*USB-A port and 1* DC car port, the power station can recharge itself and charge (up to) 6 devices (e.g.Drones, Macbook, Cameras, etc.) at the same time to satisfy your outdoor needs.
GREEN POWER SUPPLY: The power station is compatible with the Jackery SolarSaga 100 solar panel. The integrated MPPT controller enables the solar generator set to operate at its max power point, so that it speeds up the battery recharge, making them ideal portable power kits for tent camping, overland journey and etc.
WHAT YOU GET: 1* Jackery Explorer 300 Portable Power Station , 1*AC adapter, 1* car charger cable, 1* user guide
Specification: Jackery Explorer 300 Portable Power Station
Brand
Jackery
Wattage
300 watts
Fuel Type
Non-gasoline
Power Source
Solar Powered
Recommended Uses For Product
Camping, Outdoor Activities, road-trips, Backup Generator For Outages & Emergencies
Voltage
110 Volts
Output Wattage
300.00
Special Feature
PD USB-C In/Out. portable power station in your backpack. No fumes. No noise. no maintenance
Included Components
1* Jackery Explorer portable power station, 1* User Manual, 1* Car Charger Cable, 1* AC Charge Cable
Color
E300
Product Dimensions
9.1"L x 5.2"W x 7.8"H
Material
plastic
Model Name
Explorer 300
Engine Type
/
Engine Displacement
79 Cubic Centimeters
Runtime
5 hours
Total Power Outlets
2
Frequency
60 Hz
Current Rating
2.4 Amps, 3 Amps
Engine Power Maximum
300 Watts
Starting Wattage
500 Watts
Running Wattage
53.27 Watts
UPC
850006304516
Manufacturer
Jackery
Item Weight
7.1 pounds
Department
unisex-adult
Item model number
Explorer 300
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Derk –
Very practical, small, lightweight, and useful. Now it’s time to take advantage of it.
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Tarasia –
This power station is fantastic. I’ve grown weary of dealing with 20,000 mA battery packs that charge slowly and require constant attention to keep charged.
The high capacity of this Jackery is impressive, and it charges incredibly quickly with the included wall charger. For even faster charging, you can use both a laptop USB-C charger and the wall charger simultaneously, though I typically only do this when I’m in a hurry to preserve battery health.
I appreciate that I can charge it overnight with a standard USB phone cord or use my 40W solar panels with the included 12V adapter for decent solar charging speeds.
While the inverter is somewhat limited and won’t power high-wattage appliances like kettles, refrigerators, or toasters during emergencies, it effectively runs my CPAP machine and small slow cooker.
Overall, I highly recommend this power station for recreational use or minimal energy needs. It’s an excellent entry-level system for those interested in exploring solar power stations.
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After using the Jackery Explorer 300 daily for four days in the forest, I found it to be an impressive upgrade from my smaller Explorer 240. The faster 12V DC charging is a major improvement – it reached 99% in just 3 hours from 37% during a mountain drive, much quicker than the Explorer 240. The 12V DC cable is better designed too; unlike my experience with the Explorer 1000, the plastic tip didn’t melt during charging.
The 293WH capacity seems more efficient. My car fridge/freezer ran overnight and only depleted to 50% charge after 9 hours, better performance than both my other Jackery models. USB device charging is noticeably faster than with the Explorer 240, and I appreciate the steady 77-watt input when charging from my generator.
Safety features are excellent, including auto-shutdown after 12 hours for low-draw devices, the protective rubber cover for the 12V outlet, and child/pet-safe design with no moving parts or sharp corners.
There are a couple downsides: it takes almost an hour to charge that final 1% via generator, and it won’t run my 12V tire inflator when the battery is above 50% charge capacity, which is inconvenient.
Overall, the Explorer 300 maintains Jackery’s signature quality and is a valuable product, especially during uncertain times.
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Carlos Moreno M –
Well-constructed, portable and user-friendly. Perfect for travel or camping trips.
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I’ve become a huge fan of this power station, using it far more than anticipated. As an electrician on construction sites where power is often unavailable for safety reasons, this device has been invaluable. It powers my clip-on lamps and small fans in hot electrical rooms.
Currently working on a ground-up project with only distant utility-connected spider boxes, this power station saves me from dragging hundreds of feet of extension cords across rough terrain. I use it daily to charge my radio and headlamp, eliminating the need to haul my heavy 80-pound tool cart to power sources.
During lunch breaks, instead of waiting for the single microwave shared among 20 workers, I can plug my 12V food warmer directly into the Jackery for hot meals. It also charges my earbuds daily.
The unit’s portability is remarkable—weighing only about 5 pounds compared to my old 75-pound DIY power bank. My wife loves it too, as she can use her breast pump anywhere while camping, even by the lake while watching the kids.
For the price and convenience, it’s definitely worth it, though I’m already considering upgrading to a larger model that could power corded tools. The voltage readings are reliable, making this a true game-changer for both work and recreation.
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Derk –
I really regret not having this during our 11-day power outage. It’s fantastic – charges my devices quickly and holds its own charge for an extended period.
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Stan PECMAN –
This camping companion is fantastic! It significantly enhances the convenience of the camping experience.
Derk –
Very practical, small, lightweight, and useful. Now it’s time to take advantage of it.
Tarasia –
This power station is fantastic. I’ve grown weary of dealing with 20,000 mA battery packs that charge slowly and require constant attention to keep charged.
The high capacity of this Jackery is impressive, and it charges incredibly quickly with the included wall charger. For even faster charging, you can use both a laptop USB-C charger and the wall charger simultaneously, though I typically only do this when I’m in a hurry to preserve battery health.
I appreciate that I can charge it overnight with a standard USB phone cord or use my 40W solar panels with the included 12V adapter for decent solar charging speeds.
While the inverter is somewhat limited and won’t power high-wattage appliances like kettles, refrigerators, or toasters during emergencies, it effectively runs my CPAP machine and small slow cooker.
Overall, I highly recommend this power station for recreational use or minimal energy needs. It’s an excellent entry-level system for those interested in exploring solar power stations.
Honest Reviews Only –
After using the Jackery Explorer 300 daily for four days in the forest, I found it to be an impressive upgrade from my smaller Explorer 240. The faster 12V DC charging is a major improvement – it reached 99% in just 3 hours from 37% during a mountain drive, much quicker than the Explorer 240. The 12V DC cable is better designed too; unlike my experience with the Explorer 1000, the plastic tip didn’t melt during charging.
The 293WH capacity seems more efficient. My car fridge/freezer ran overnight and only depleted to 50% charge after 9 hours, better performance than both my other Jackery models. USB device charging is noticeably faster than with the Explorer 240, and I appreciate the steady 77-watt input when charging from my generator.
Safety features are excellent, including auto-shutdown after 12 hours for low-draw devices, the protective rubber cover for the 12V outlet, and child/pet-safe design with no moving parts or sharp corners.
There are a couple downsides: it takes almost an hour to charge that final 1% via generator, and it won’t run my 12V tire inflator when the battery is above 50% charge capacity, which is inconvenient.
Overall, the Explorer 300 maintains Jackery’s signature quality and is a valuable product, especially during uncertain times.
Carlos Moreno M –
Well-constructed, portable and user-friendly. Perfect for travel or camping trips.
Honest Reviews Only –
I’ve become a huge fan of this power station, using it far more than anticipated. As an electrician on construction sites where power is often unavailable for safety reasons, this device has been invaluable. It powers my clip-on lamps and small fans in hot electrical rooms.
Currently working on a ground-up project with only distant utility-connected spider boxes, this power station saves me from dragging hundreds of feet of extension cords across rough terrain. I use it daily to charge my radio and headlamp, eliminating the need to haul my heavy 80-pound tool cart to power sources.
During lunch breaks, instead of waiting for the single microwave shared among 20 workers, I can plug my 12V food warmer directly into the Jackery for hot meals. It also charges my earbuds daily.
The unit’s portability is remarkable—weighing only about 5 pounds compared to my old 75-pound DIY power bank. My wife loves it too, as she can use her breast pump anywhere while camping, even by the lake while watching the kids.
For the price and convenience, it’s definitely worth it, though I’m already considering upgrading to a larger model that could power corded tools. The voltage readings are reliable, making this a true game-changer for both work and recreation.
Derk –
I really regret not having this during our 11-day power outage. It’s fantastic – charges my devices quickly and holds its own charge for an extended period.
Stan PECMAN –
This camping companion is fantastic! It significantly enhances the convenience of the camping experience.