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Jackery HomePower 3000 Portable Power Station – 3072Wh | 3600W Jackery HomePower 3000 Portable Power Station – 3072Wh | 3600W
SKU: 21-0001-000337
- Stored energy 3,072Wh LiFePO4; no battery expansion
- AC output 3,600W total; 1,440W in wall-powered bypass
- Included solar Panels sold separately
Jackery Home Backup System
Jackery HomePower 3000 Portable Power Station – 3072Wh · 3600W
HomePower 3000 stores 3,072Wh and supplies up to 3,600W total 120V AC output, with a 7,200W surge rating. It is designed for higher-demand backup planning, including plug-in essentials and supported 120V circuit setups with the appropriate transfer equipment.
The facts that matter
- Its 3,072Wh battery capacity is the available energy rating; its 3,600W output is the maximum combined continuous AC load.
- The outlet mix includes four 120V/20A outlets plus one 120V/30A outlet. The power rating and the outlet’s own limit both matter.
- The two DC8020 solar inputs support up to 1,000W combined within the stated 16–60V operating range.
- A LiFePO4 battery rated for 4,000 cycles to at least 70% capacity and an approximately 59.5 lb unit weight are part of the ownership decision.
Where this model fits
A sensible fit for households that need more running power than a smaller portable station can provide. Decide which 120V appliances or circuits matter most, estimate their watt-hours during an outage, and use approved transfer equipment for any hardwired circuit connection.
Check before you buy
This single station’s listed AC outlets are 120V. Confirm the 30A outlet, the 3,600W combined limit, startup surge, input voltage, and transfer setup before buying. The standalone package includes HomePower 3000 and an AC charging 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.
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 HomePower 3000 packages
The HomePower 3000 station and its 500X solar package use the same base station. The solar package adds a SolarSaga 500X panel; it does not add another battery. Compare the panel footprint and your recharging options alongside the station’s storage and outlet limits.
HomePower 3000 + 500X
Station plus one SolarSaga 500X panel.
Compare HomePower 3600 Plus
A different station supplied here with two 200W panels; compare its specifications separately.
Open each listing for its current price, availability and full box contents.
HomePower 3000 station: outlets, charging and runtime
The 3,600W rating is total AC output on battery power, not a rating for every socket. The standard 120V outlets have a 20A rating; the TT-30 RV outlet is 120V/30A. With AC wall charging and loads running in bypass, the limit is 12A—1,440W at 120V. This is not a 240V or split-phase station.
Estimate runtime for your essential loads
For planning, divide 3,072Wh by your average load in watts to get a loss-free ceiling, then allow for inverter losses, standby consumption, battery reserve and temperature. For example, a steady 300W load gives 10.2 hours before any losses; actual runtime is shorter. A refrigerator cycles, so measured watt-hours are more useful than its label watts alone.
Battery expansion and parallel station operation are not supported. Choose the HomePower 3600 Plus instead if its documented Battery Pack 3600 expansion path fits your needs; compare its separate weight, capacity and charging limits.
Panels are optional on this station-only listing
The package contains the station, AC charging cable and user manual. Solar panels and the 12V car charging cable are separate purchases. Up to 500W per input and 1,000W across both inputs describes supported input capacity, not included solar.
The two DC8020 solar inputs are parallel-connected internally. Use matching panel models and equal panel counts on both inputs. Jackery supports one, two or four matching panels; a three-panel or mixed-wattage arrangement is not supported. Two panels connect one per input with their supplied charging leads; a four-panel setup requires the specified Jackery connectors. Solar and AC wall charging can operate together; solar and car charging cannot.
Wall charging, UPS and small overnight loads
Jackery’s US support table lists approximately 2.5 hours for AC recharging. Quiet Charging Mode reduces charging power and takes longer. UPS switchover is within 20ms, not uninterrupted 0ms operation; test the connected device and keep bypass loads within 1,440W.
Energy Saving Mode can turn the outputs off after 12 hours with no load or very low loads. Check the setting in the Jackery app before relying on a small overnight load. Wi-Fi setup requires a 2.4GHz network; 5GHz is not supported.
The US manual sets a 2,000W maximum output between 5°F and 14°F (−15°C to −10°C). Charging requires 32°F to 113°F (0°C to 45°C). Keep the station dry; the solar panel’s IP rating does not apply to the power station.
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See the HomePower 3000 collection and estimate your loads with the power planner. Read Jackery’s US model-specific support information.
| Product | HomePower 3000 |
|---|---|
| Package SKU | 21-0001-000337 |
| Product type | Portable power station |
| Battery capacity | 3,072Wh (51.2V, 60Ah) |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle life | 4,000 cycles to at least 70% remaining capacity |
| Continuous AC output | 3,600W total, 120V / 60Hz, pure sine wave |
| Surge output | 7,200W peak; not continuous |
| Standard AC outlets | 4 × 120V outlets, 20A rating; US HomePower manual lists 2,400W for this outlet group |
| RV AC outlet | 1 × TT-30, 120V / 30A, up to 3,600W within the station total |
| AC bypass limit | 12A maximum; 1,440W at 120V while wall charging and powering loads |
| UPS transfer time | Within 20ms; not a 0ms UPS |
| USB-C outputs | 2 × 100W maximum each; 5/9/12/15V at 3A, 20V at 5A; output only |
| USB-A outputs | 2 × 18W maximum each; 5–6V at 3A, 6–9V at 2A, 9–12V at 1.5A |
| Car socket output | 12V / 10A, 120W maximum |
| AC charging input | 100–120V AC, 60Hz, 15A maximum; US support lists 1,720W ±50W |
| Solar input | 16–60V operating range; 12A / 500W maximum per port; 24A / 1,000W combined |
| DC input connectors | 2 × DC8020; internally parallel |
| Solar array matching | Same model and equal panel count on both inputs; one, two or four matching panels supported; no three-panel or mixed-wattage setup |
| Vehicle charging | 12V vehicle supply only; 8A maximum total; car charging cable sold separately |
| Simultaneous input sources | AC wall + solar supported; solar + car and two car inputs not supported |
| AC recharge reference | Approximately 2.5 hours per US manufacturer support; conditions and charging settings affect time |
| Vehicle recharge reference | Approximately 36 hours from a 12V car socket; approximately 5.6 hours with the compatible fast car charger under manufacturer conditions |
| Battery expansion | Not supported |
| Parallel station operation | Not supported |
| Station dimensions | 16.4 × 12.8 × 12.0 in (41.6 × 32.5 × 30.5 cm) |
| Station weight | Approximately 59.5 lb (27 kg) |
| Housing | High-strength PC + ABS plastic |
| Charging temperature | 32°F to 113°F (0°C to 45°C) |
| Discharging temperature | 5°F to 113°F (−15°C to 45°C) |
| Standby consumption reference | 22W listed by Jackery US support; allow for standby consumption when estimating runtime |
| Station weather protection | No waterproof or dustproof rating stated by Jackery support; keep dry |
| Wireless control | Jackery app via Bluetooth / 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; 5GHz Wi-Fi not supported |
| Station warranty | 3-year standard warranty plus 2-year extension subject to Jackery registration and eligibility terms |
| Cold-weather output limit | 2,000W maximum from 5°F to 14°F (−15°C to −10°C) |
| US manual model reference | JHP-3000C; Jackery support also uses JE-3000B—match your unit label |
| Low-load shutdown | Energy Saving Mode: outputs can turn off after 12 hours at ≤25W AC or ≤2W USB/car loads; adjustable in the app |
| Included solar | None; panels sold separately |
| Solar recharge references | Jackery support: approximately 11 hours with 2 × 200W or 1 × 500 X; approximately 5.5 hours with 4 × 200W or 2 × 500 X; panels sold separately and actual times vary |
| Package contents | 1 × HomePower 3000, 1 × AC charging cable, user manual |
| Selected variant SKU | 21-0001-000337 |
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