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Jackery HomePower 1000 Plus v2 Portable Power Station Jackery HomePower 1000 Plus v2 Portable Power Station

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Key features
  • Included storage 1,024Wh LiFePO4
  • AC output 1,800W total; 3,600W surge
  • Included hardware Station; panels sold separately
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HomePower 1000 Plus v2 · Black

This black HomePower 1000 Plus v2 stores 1,024Wh and supplies 1,800W continuous 120V AC power. The 3,600W figure is a brief surge rating, not continuous output. It is the expandable 1000 Plus v2 model, distinct from the non-expandable HomePower 1000 v2.

1,024WhLiFePO4 capacity
1,800WContinuous AC output
400WCombined solar input
23.8 lbStation weight

Size your loads

  • Four 120V AC outlets share the 1,800W total running limit; appliance startup demand must also fit the 3,600W peak rating.
  • Two USB-C ports are rated up to 140W and 30W respectively, plus an 18W USB-A port and a 12V/10A car outlet.
  • Battery capacity sets the energy budget; device draw and inverter losses determine runtime. A 1,024Wh rating is not a promised hour count.

Charging and expansion

  • Two DC8020 inputs accept 16–60V solar power, up to 400W combined. Jackery lists approximately 75 minutes for normal AC charging and 50 minutes in emergency fast-charge mode.
  • Jackery confirms expansion with Battery Pack 2000 Plus v2 only, up to five matching packs; the older 2000 Plus and 1000 Plus batteries are not compatible.
  • For two simultaneous solar inputs, Jackery requires matching panel quantities and models on both parallel-connected ports. Confirm the array voltage and current before wiring.

What's in the box and documentation

The standalone black configuration includes one HomePower 1000 Plus v2 station, one AC charging cable, and the product manual. Solar panels and expansion batteries are separate. Read the manufacturer user manual (PDF).

Compare before buying

View the white finish, compare the HomePower 1000 v2, or step up to HomePower 2000 Plus v2. Use our home-backup sizing guide to plan actual loads.

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.

HomePower 1000 Plus v2 station — choosing and using this configuration

What this exact package includes

1 × black HomePower 1000 Plus v2 station, 1 × AC charging cable and product documents. Solar panels and expansion batteries are not included.

HomePower 1000 v2 vs Plus v2

Both HomePower 1000 v2 models start with 1,024Wh and accept up to 400W combined solar input. The non-Plus version supplies 1,500W total AC through three outlets and has no battery expansion. Plus v2 supplies 1,800W through four outlets, adds a 140W USB-C port and supports up to five Battery Pack 2000 Plus v2 units.

Compare HomePower 1000 v2 configurations and HomePower 1000 Plus v2 configurations. Explorer 1000 v2 is another model with a 1,070Wh battery; its specifications and accessories should not be substituted for these HomePower models.

Wall-powered backup and low-power devices

The specification table permits 15A in wall-powered bypass, reducing to 12A after three hours: 1,800W then 1,440W at 120V. Plan sustained bypass loads around the lower limit. UPS transfer takes up to 10ms; test equipment that cannot tolerate an interruption.

Energy Saving Mode turns outputs off after 12 hours with no load or low loads below 25W AC or 2W DC/USB. Hold POWER and the AC1 button for more than three seconds to toggle it, or set its duration in the Jackery app. Test your small continuous loads before relying on overnight operation.

Expand storage and prioritize outlet groups

One matching 2,048Wh v2 pack brings total storage to 3,072Wh. Five packs bring it to 11,264Wh nominal. Expansion adds watt-hours, not more AC watts; the older Battery Pack 2000 Plus and Battery Pack 1000 Plus use different platforms.

AC1 and AC2 control separate pairs of outlets. Use the app’s load-priority controls to reserve energy for essential devices; this manages the station’s outlet groups, not your home’s electrical circuits. Compare the matching Battery Pack 2000 Plus v2 for added storage.

Solar and USB limits that matter

The two DC8020 inputs accept 16–60V solar, up to 12A per port and 21A / 400W combined. Match the panel model and count on both ports when using them simultaneously. Check the complete array against the voltage and current limits before adding panels.

Plus v2 provides 140W and 30W USB-C outputs; the non-Plus model provides 100W and 30W. Your device, cable and charging protocol must support the requested power. The station’s USB-C ports are outputs, not a substitute for its AC or DC charging inputs.

Jackery lists about 75 minutes for normal AC charging and 50 minutes in Emergency Charging Mode. Its solar reference is around 6.6 hours for one 200W panel or two 100W Air panels, versus about 3.3 hours at a supported 400W array. These are manufacturer reference times for the station alone; weather, settings, running loads and extra batteries change actual results.

Choose the matching configuration

HomePower 1000 Plus v2 + 2 SolarSaga 100 Air · HomePower 1000 Plus v2 + SolarSaga 200W · HomePower 1000 Plus v2 + 2048Wh battery

Use the power planner to estimate energy needs, then compare power stations by output, storage and input limits.

Manufacturer manuals

HomePower 1000 Plus v2 — user manual · Jackery app user guide

HomePower 1000 Plus v2 power station (Black)
Package Includes
1 × HomePower 1000 Plus v2 power station (Black)
Package Includes
1 × AC charging cable
Package Includes
1 × Product user manual
Model / SKU 21-0001-000449
Station Model JHP-1000B
Station Color Black
Station Battery Capacity 1,024Wh; 20Ah at 51.2V DC
Total Included Storage 1,024Wh nominal; no expansion pack included
Battery Chemistry LiFePO4
Rated AC Output 1,800W total shared across all outlets; 120V, 60Hz pure sine wave
Surge Output 3,600W brief peak; not continuous
AC Outlets 4 outlets in two independently controlled pairs
AC Charging Input 100–120V AC, 60Hz, 15A maximum
Wall-Powered Bypass 15A maximum, reduced to 12A after 3h; at 120V: 1,800W then 1,440W
UPS Transfer Within 10ms; not a 0ms UPS
Primary USB-C Output 140W maximum: 5/9/12/15V at 3A; 20/28V at 5A
Secondary USB-C Output 30W maximum: 5/9V at 3A; 12V at 2.5A; 15V at 2A; 20V at 1.5A
USB-A Output 18W maximum: 5–6V at 3A; 6–9V at 2A; 9–12V at 1.5A
DC Output 12V, 10A maximum
Solar Input 2 × DC8020; 16–60V, 12A per port, 21A / 400W maximum combined
Vehicle Charging Input 11–16V DC, 8A maximum combined; suitable 12V vehicle supply and separately sold charging cable
Solar Pairing Match the model and number of panels across both inputs; verify complete array voltage and current
Battery Expansion Up to 5 Battery Pack 2000 Plus v2 units; 11,264Wh total nominal with station
Station Weight About 23.8 lb / 10.8kg
Station Dimensions 12.4 × 7.9 × 9.2 in / 31.4 × 20.1 × 23.4cm
Cycle Life 6,000 cycles to at least 70% remaining capacity
Charging Temperature 14–113°F / −10–45°C
Discharging Temperature 14–113°F / −10–45°C
Energy Saving Mode Default output shutdown after 12h at no load or below 25W AC / 2W DC-USB; adjustable in app
App Connection Bluetooth and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; 5GHz Wi-Fi not supported
Station Warranty 3-year standard warranty plus 2-year extension subject to manufacturer activation and eligibility
Station Weather Protection Keep station dry and ventilated; panel IP rating does not apply to station
What’s Included 1 × black HomePower 1000 Plus v2 station, 1 × AC charging cable and product documents. Solar panels and expansion batteries are not included.
Expansion Port Input 36.8–56V DC, 45A maximum
Expansion Port Output 36.8–56V DC, 65A maximum
AC Recharge Reference About 75 minutes normal / 50 minutes Emergency Charging Mode; station alone under manufacturer conditions
Solar Recharge Reference Around 6.6h at supported 200W array / 3.3h at 400W array; station alone, manufacturer reference, conditions vary
Selected variant SKU 21-0001-000449

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about this product, setup, compatibility, and use.

Is 3,600W the continuous output? No. HomePower 1000 Plus v2 is rated at 1,800W continuous total 120V AC output. The 3,600W figure is a short surge rating for startup loads. Which battery pack expands this model? Jackery explicitly lists Battery Pack 2000 Plus v2. It says the older Battery Pack 2000 Plus and Battery Pack 1000 Plus are not compatible. Up to five matching v2 packs can expand nominal storage to about 11kWh. How much solar can it accept? The two DC8020 inputs accept 16–60V solar input with a 400W combined maximum. Jackery says both ports are parallel-connected and must receive the same model and quantity of panels when used together. Check cold-weather voltage and array current. What is included in the standalone station box? One black HomePower 1000 Plus v2 power station, one AC charging cable, and the product user manual. Solar panels and expansion batteries are separate. How fast does wall charging work? Jackery lists about 75 minutes for normal AC charging and about 50 minutes in emergency fast-charge mode under its stated conditions. Actual time varies with mode, starting charge, temperature, and source. Will it run my refrigerator or power tools? Check the actual appliance running watts and startup surge against 1,800W continuous and 3,600W surge. Estimate runtime from measured energy use; a refrigerator cycling on and off cannot be given one universal runtime. How is it different from HomePower 1000 v2? Both have a 1,024Wh nominal battery, but this Plus v2 has 1,800W continuous output and supports the verified 2000 Plus v2 expansion pack. The non-Plus HomePower 1000 v2 is rated at 1,500W and is a different model. Why could a router or other small load turn off after 12 hours? Energy Saving Mode turns outputs off after 12 hours with no load or low loads below 25W AC or 2W DC/USB. Hold POWER and the AC1 button for more than three seconds to toggle it, or set its duration in the Jackery app. Test your small continuous loads before relying on overnight operation. How much can I run while charging from the wall? The specification table permits 15A in wall-powered bypass, reducing to 12A after three hours: 1,800W then 1,440W at 120V. Plan sustained bypass loads around the lower limit. UPS transfer takes up to 10ms; test equipment that cannot tolerate an interruption. Can I use a 5GHz Wi-Fi network for the app? No. The manufacturer app instructions specify a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Bluetooth is used during connection; follow the exact model manual for pairing and reset controls. What does the Plus v2 outlet-priority feature control? AC1 and AC2 each control a pair of outlets. Set the lower-priority group’s battery threshold in the app so essential devices can keep access to remaining energy. This does not rewire or power household circuits directly.