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Jackery Explorer 2000 V2 Portable Power Station - 2042Wh Capacity | 2200W Jackery Explorer 2000 V2 Portable Power Station - 2042Wh Capacity | 2200W
SKU: 21-0001-000266
- Charge Temperature 32~113 °F (0~45°C)
- Discharge Temperature 14~113°F (-10~45°C)
- Capacity 45.6Ah/44.8V DC (2042 Wh)
Jackery Portable Power Station
Jackery Explorer 2000 V2 Portable Power Station - 2042Wh Capacity · 2200W
The Explorer 2000 v2 combines a 2,042Wh LiFePO4 battery with 2,200W continuous 120V AC output and 4,400W surge capability. It gives plug-in home essentials, RV equipment, and worksite devices more stored energy than Jackery’s 1kWh-class stations without requiring permanent installation.
The facts that matter
- The 2,042Wh capacity sets the energy budget; the 2,200W rating limits total continuous AC draw across its three outlets.
- Jackery rates short startup surges up to 4,400W. A device’s running and startup demands both matter when sizing a backup setup.
- Two DC8020 solar inputs accept 16–60V and up to 400W combined under the product’s listed limits.
- At about 39.5 lb, this LiFePO4 station is movable but should be planned as a substantial piece of portable equipment.
Where this model fits
Use it for 120V plug-in backup or mobile power when the load schedule calls for more energy than a 1kWh station. Refrigerators, routers, lights, and similar essentials still need their actual running draw and startup surge checked rather than assumed from appliance type.
Check before you buy
This is a 120V station, not a direct 240V supply. Verify the combined AC load, solar array voltage and 400W input limit, and whether the included AC charging cable covers your charging plan. The standalone package contains one station and one AC cable.
Compare the right Jackery size
Choosing by wattage alone can miss the battery size, outlet and solar-input differences. Compare these nearby models against your actual loads:
Plan your power needs
Use our backup power sizing guide to estimate capacity and output for your loads. The solar generator charging guide explains why a solar charge estimate depends on more than panel wattage.
Using this station for refrigerator backup?
Read our Explorer 2000 v2 refrigerator-runtime example for the capacity calculation, why compressor startup matters, and how to use your refrigerator’s measured daily energy instead of a generic wattage guess.
Plan and compare your power setup
Estimate your appliance energy and backup time in our Power Planner. Then compare available power stations and packages by published capacity, output and charging specifications. Check the exact model’s input, output, connector and expansion limits before buying.
Compare Explorer 2000 v2 packages
The Explorer 2000 v2 has 2,042Wh of battery storage and 2,200W continuous AC output. Choosing more panels changes the included solar equipment, not the battery capacity. Its maximum solar input is 400W, so a panel’s nameplate rating is not a promised charging rate.
Station + one 200W panel
One SolarSaga 200W panel with the station.
Station + two 100W Air panels
Two lighter-format Air panels; 200W combined nameplate rating.
Station + two 200W panels
Two SolarSaga 200W panels; 400W combined nameplate rating.
Open each listing for its current price, availability and full box contents.
Make the station without a panel work for your load plan
Start with your measured loads
For refrigerators and other cycling appliances, measure energy over a full representative day. A 2,042Wh battery does not mean 2,042Wh reaches the appliance: inverter losses, standby use and reserve settings reduce usable energy. The three AC outlets share 2,200W total, so include every simultaneous load and check startup demand separately.
Plan for low-load shutoff
Energy Saving Mode is enabled by default. The manual lists automatic output shutoff after 12 hours at low loads: 25W or less on AC, or 2W or less on USB/car output. A small router or intermittent load can fall below these thresholds. Disable that mode when continuous low-load output is needed, and allow for standby consumption.
Check the charging-mode output limit
Battery operation supports 2,200W continuous AC. Wall-powered bypass has a separate 12A limit; Jackery describes a 1,500W peak in UPS mode before an outage. The 2,200W battery-output rating returns after the outage. UPS transfer is within 20ms, so it is not zero-interruption power for sensitive equipment.
Fixed capacity, with several ways to recharge
The Explorer 2000 v2 does not accept an expansion battery. Solar panels and the carrying bag change the package equipment, not its 2,042Wh battery. Normal AC recharging is approximately two hours; Jackery advertises approximately 1.7 hours in Emergency Super Charge mode. Sunlight, temperature and active loads affect solar charging.
Jackery supports simultaneous wall and solar charging, but not solar and vehicle charging together. The two solar inputs are connected in parallel: use matching panel models and an equal panel count on each input. Keep the station dry even when the connected panels have an IP68 rating.
What’s included
1 × Explorer 2000 v2; 1 × AC charging cable; station user manual; solar panels sold separately.
Read the US JE-2000D station manual. Compare station + two 200w panels with all Explorer 2000 v2 configurations, then use the power planner for your actual loads.
| Station model | Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 / JE-2000D |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | 21-0001-000266 |
| Battery Capacity | 2,042Wh; 44.8V DC, 45.6Ah |
| Battery Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| AC Output Waveform | Pure sine wave |
| AC Output | 3 × 120V AC outlets, 60Hz; 2,200W continuous total shared across all outlets |
| Surge Output | 4,400W brief surge peak |
| USB-A Output | 1 × 18W maximum; 5–6V/3A, 6–9V/2A, 9–12V/1.5A |
| USB-C Outputs | 1 × 100W maximum and 1 × 30W maximum; outputs, not charging inputs |
| Car Output | 12V DC, 10A maximum |
| AC Charging Input | 100–120V AC, 60Hz, 15A maximum; manufacturer support lists 1,800W ±50W maximum |
| AC Bypass Input / Output | 100–120V AC, 60Hz, 12A maximum; manual describes 1,500W UPS peak, below battery-mode 2,200W rating |
| Solar Input | 16–60V DC; 12A and 200W maximum using one port, 21A and 400W maximum using both per Jackery support |
| DC Input Ports | 2 × DC8020 inputs connected in parallel; match panel model and panel count across ports |
| Solar Panel Configuration | 1 or 2 panels with included cables; supported 4-panel arrangement requires 2 SolarSaga adapters; all panels must match |
| Vehicle Charging Input | 11–16V DC, 8A maximum; do not combine vehicle and solar charging |
| AC Recharge Time | Approximately 2 hours normal AC; approximately 1.7 hours in Emergency Super Charge mode per Jackery; conditions affect time |
| Vehicle Recharge Time | Approximately 24 hours; manufacturer estimates about 5.6 hours with compatible car fast charger |
| UPS Transfer Time | Within 20ms; not a zero-interruption UPS |
| Standby Power Consumption | 18W per Jackery support; include standby and conversion losses in runtime planning |
| Energy Saving Mode | Enabled by default; 12-hour low-load shutoff at AC ≤25W or USB/car ≤2W; can be disabled |
| Battery Expansion | Not supported; fixed 2,042Wh nominal capacity |
| App Control | Jackery app supported; Wi-Fi / Bluetooth |
| Simultaneous AC and Solar Charging | Supported per Jackery; do not add the separate maximum input ratings into a promised combined rate |
| Dimensions | 13.2 × 10.4 × 11.5 in / 33.5 × 26.4 × 29.2cm; station only |
| Weight | Approximately 39.5 lb / 17.9kg; station only |
| Housing Material | PC and ABS high-strength plastic |
| Cycle Life | 4,000 cycles to at least 70% capacity |
| Charge Temperature Range | 32–113°F / 0–45°C |
| Discharge Temperature Range | 14–113°F / −10–45°C |
| Station Weather Protection | No waterproof or dustproof rating per Jackery support; keep station dry |
| Station Warranty | 3-year standard warranty; 2-year extension subject to Jackery eligibility and registration terms |
| Solar Panels Included | None; sold separately |
| Included Components | 1 × Explorer 2000 v2; 1 × AC charging cable; station user manual; solar panels sold separately |
| Package Configuration | the station without a panel |
| Selected variant SKU | 21-0001-000266 |
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