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Key features
  • Stored energy 3,584Wh LiFePO4
  • AC output 4,000W total; 2,000W per 120V outlet
  • Included solar 500W SolarSaga 500 X array
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Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max bundle

3,584Wh station + 500W solar panel

This exact Jackery configuration pairs the HomePower 3600 Pro Max with one SolarSaga 500 X package. The panel adds solar charging potential; it does not increase the station’s battery capacity or AC output.

3,584WhNominal battery storage
4,000WRated 240V AC output
+ 500W solarSolarSaga panel nameplate

What’s in the box

  • 1 × Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max power station
  • 1 × SolarSaga 500 X package: six SolarSaga 85 sub-panels, solar charging cable, storage bag, ten hinges, eight ground stakes, hex key, forty screws, two Anderson rubber plugs and compass carabiner
  • 1 × standard AC charging cable
  • 1 × screw terminal block and station user documentation

Not in this SKU: expansion battery, manual transfer switch or 40A fast-charging cable.

Solar charging and storage

The SolarSaga 500 X package has a 500W nameplate rating under standard test conditions. Actual charging depends on sun, shade, panel placement, temperature, cable and station limits. The station stores 3,584Wh; adding a solar panel does not add battery capacity. This single-panel package includes the solar charging cable Jackery lists for its SolarSaga 500 X set.

Power and setup facts

The station uses LiFePO4 cells rated by Jackery for 6,000 cycles to at least 70% capacity. Its 240V outlet is rated 4,000W continuous (8,000W surge peak); the two 120V outlets are rated 2,000W each and 4,000W combined. The station’s total AC limit is 4,000W continuous, shared across its outputs. Confirm the connected appliance’s running and startup power, plug type and voltage before use. Direct connection to home circuits requires separately selected transfer equipment and professional installation.

Documentation and comparisons

Read the official HomePower 3600 Pro Max user manual (PDF) for operation, output and charging limits. Compare the station-only page or the Battery Pack 3600 bundle to choose the included hardware that fits your plan.

Pro Max + SolarSaga 500 X: charging, outlets and backup planning

Choose loads by outlet and total output

On battery power, the current JHP-3600C manual rates each 120V NEMA 5-20R outlet at 2,000W, with 4,000W combined across the two outlets. The 240V NEMA 14-50R outlet is rated 4,000W. The station-wide AC limit is 4,000W continuous, not 4,000W from each outlet at once; 8,000W is the peak surge rating.

The 50A-style connector identifies the socket format, not a 50A battery output. Check appliance running watts, startup demand and voltage. For hardwired circuits, have a qualified installer select the transfer equipment; a manual transfer switch does not become automatic merely because the station has a UPS function.

What changes while wall charging?

With the standard 120V wall charging cable connected, grid-fed bypass is limited to 1,440W total. The manual describes battery-assisted loads up to 2,880W in that mode, limited to 1,440W per 120V outlet; those loads also drain the battery and can shut off when it empties. Plan continuous wall-powered loads within 1,440W. The separate 240V charging arrangement needs the Jackery 40A cable and an appropriate supply; neither is included here.

UPS transfer is within 10ms, not zero interruption. Test the connected equipment before depending on backup operation. The 240V grid-bypass ratings in the manual are pass-through limits; they do not increase the 4,000W battery output.

One complete 500 X array, six folding modules

The included SolarSaga 500 X is a complete six-module array rated 500W STC. Its SolarSaga 85 modules join in parallel through the supplied 5m charging cable; connect the complete array to one station DC8020 input. It is not six separate 500W panels, and its 500W rating does not increase battery capacity or AC output.

The array measures about 98.1 × 39.2 × 11.6 inches deployed, folds to 39.2 × 20.7 × 3.8 inches and weighs 23.1 lb ±1.1 lb. Allow space to orient it toward the sun and secure it with the supplied hardware. The panel’s IP68 rating does not make the station weatherproof.

A 1,200W station input ceiling is not 1,200W included solar. The supplied array is 500W; 545W is its separate bifacial test rating. The manufacturer does not give a model-specific recharge time for this single-500 X package in its support table, so a fixed full-charge time is not promised.

Estimate battery runtime separately from solar output

At a steady 500W load, the station’s 3,584Wh ÷ 500W gives a loss-free ceiling of 7.2 hours. Real runtime is lower after inverter losses, standby consumption, reserve settings and temperature. Solar charging can replenish energy, but sunlight and load vary throughout the day.

Solar charging and overnight use

The two DC8020 inputs accept 16–60V operating voltage and up to 12A each, with a 1,200W combined ceiling. When both inputs are used, use matching panel models and equal panel counts as directed in the current manual. AC and solar charging can run together. Do not combine car charging and solar charging on the two DC inputs.

Energy Saving Mode can switch off AC loads of 25W or less, or USB loads of 2W or less, after 12 hours. Disable it or adjust the app setting for small always-on devices. Jackery app setup uses Bluetooth and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; a 5GHz-only network is not supported.

Charging and warranty

The standard AC input accepts 100–120V, up to 15A / 1,800W in charging mode. Jackery support lists approximately 2.5 hours for station AC charging under its reference conditions; charging settings, connected loads, temperature and added battery capacity change the time. Do not apply that station-only reference to the 7,168Wh battery package.

The station has a three-year standard manufacturer warranty, with a two-year extension subject to Jackery registration and eligibility terms. Keep your proof of purchase. Battery Pack 3600 has its own three-year standard plus two-year extension terms.

Manual and configuration comparison

Read the complete HomePower 3600 Pro Max manual for outlet limits, UPS behavior, expansion and connection diagrams. The specifications here follow its JHP-3600C tables; these distinguish each 120V outlet from the combined AC rating.

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Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max power station
Package Includes
1 × Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max power station
SolarSaga 500 X package
Package Includes
1 × SolarSaga 500 X package
Six SolarSaga 85 sub-panels, solar charging cable, storage bag, ten hinges, eight ground stakes, hex key, forty screws, two Anderson rubber plugs and compass carabiner.
Package Includes
1 × standard AC charging cable
Package Includes
1 × Screw terminal block
Package Includes
1 × Power station user documentation
Station model HomePower 3600 Pro Max / JHP-3600C
Package SKU 60-360050-US00472
Station capacity 3,584Wh; 80Ah / 44.8V DC
Included nominal storage 3,584Wh in the station
Battery chemistry LiFePO4
Cycle life 6,000 cycles to at least 70% remaining capacity
Total continuous AC output 4,000W across outputs, on battery power
Total surge output 8,000W peak; not continuous
120V AC outlets 2 × NEMA 5-20R; 60Hz; 16.7A / 2,000W per outlet; 4,000W combined per current JHP-3600C manual
240V AC outlet 1 × NEMA 14-50R; 60Hz; 16.7A / 4,000W maximum within station total
120V wall-powered bypass 1,440W total; 12A at 120V
Battery assistance while on 120V AC input Up to 2,880W total and 1,440W per 120V outlet; draws battery energy and may shut down if battery empties
240V grid bypass Requires separate 40A cable and appropriate 240V supply; grid pass-through ratings do not increase 4,000W battery output
UPS transfer Within 10ms; not 0ms; test equipment compatibility
USB-C output 1 × 100W maximum: 5/9/12/15V at 3A; 20V at 5A
USB-A output 1 × 18W maximum: 5–6V at 3A; 6–9V at 2A; 9–12V at 1.5A
AC charging input 100–120V AC, 60Hz, 15A / 1,800W maximum in charging mode
240V AC expansion port 240V AC, 60Hz, 16.7A / 4,000W; manufacturer connection equipment required
DC expansion input 36.4–50.4V DC, 126A maximum; battery expansion, not the solar input
DC expansion output 36.4–50.4V DC, 60A maximum
Solar input 2 × DC8020; 16–60V operating range, 12A each; 24A / 1,200W combined maximum
Solar matching Use the same model and equal panel counts on both ports, per manufacturer connection instructions
Vehicle charging input 12–16V DC, 8A maximum total; car charging cable sold separately
Simultaneous charging AC + solar supported; car + solar on the DC inputs not supported
AC recharge reference Approximately 2.5 hours per manufacturer support for station alone; conditions and added batteries affect time
Battery expansion Up to 5 × Battery Pack 3600; 21,504Wh total with one station and five packs
Station dimensions 14.76 × 10.83 × 17.72 in; 375 × 275 × 450mm
Station weight Approximately 73.85 lb / 33.5kg
Charging temperature −4°F to 113°F / −20°C to 45°C
Discharging temperature −4°F to 113°F / −20°C to 45°C
Installation altitude Up to 3,000m
Station placement Indoor or sheltered use; keep dry; allow at least 200mm / about 8 inches clearance at side vents
Wireless control Jackery app, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; 5GHz Wi-Fi not supported
Low-load setting Energy Saving Mode can turn off ≤25W AC or ≤2W USB loads after 12 hours; adjust or disable for small continuous loads
Station warranty 3-year standard plus 2-year extension subject to Jackery registration and eligibility
Manual basis Current manufacturer JHP-3600C manual: printed pages 11–13 and 22–24 for UPS, expansion, specifications and warranty
Included solar 1 × complete SolarSaga 500 X / JS-500A array; 500W ±5% STC
Array assembly Six SolarSaga 85 modules connected in parallel via supplied solar charging cable
Panel bifacial test power 545W ±5% BNPI; separate from 500W STC rating
Panel Voc / Isc 48.5V ±5% / 13.02A ±5% STC
Panel Vmp / Imp 41.7V ±5% / 12.0A ±5% STC
Array deployed size Approximately 2,493 × 996 × 294mm / 98.1 × 39.2 × 11.6 in
Array folded size Approximately 996 × 526 × 97mm / 39.2 × 20.7 × 3.8 in
Array weight 10.5kg ±0.5kg / 23.1 lb ±1.1 lb
Panel protection IP68; panel rating only, not the station
Panel operating temperature −40°C to 85°C
Solar charge time No exact Pro Max + single 500 X charging time published in the reviewed support table; depends on conditions and loads
Package contents One HomePower 3600 Pro Max station, standard AC charging cable, screw terminal block and user documentation. One complete SolarSaga 500 X array with six SolarSaga 85 modules, 5m solar charging cable, bag, compass and carabiner, 8 stakes, 10 hinges, 40 screws, hex key, 2 Anderson rubber plugs and panel manual.
Transfer equipment included No transfer switch or 40A charging cable in this SKU
Selected variant SKU 60-360050-US00472

Frequently Asked Questions

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

What is included in this exact package? One HomePower 3600 Pro Max station, standard AC charging cable, screw terminal block and user documentation. One complete SolarSaga 500 X array with six SolarSaga 85 modules, 5m solar charging cable, bag, compass and carabiner, 8 stakes, 10 hinges, 40 screws, hex key, 2 Anderson rubber plugs and panel manual. A transfer switch and 40A charging cable are not included. Is the 120V output limited to 2,000W across both outlets? On battery power, the current JHP-3600C manual rates each 120V NEMA 5-20R outlet at 2,000W, with 4,000W combined across the two outlets. The 240V NEMA 14-50R outlet is rated 4,000W. The station-wide AC limit is 4,000W continuous, not 4,000W from each outlet at once; 8,000W is the peak surge rating. Can it supply 4,000W while charging from a standard wall outlet? With the standard 120V wall charging cable connected, grid-fed bypass is limited to 1,440W total. The manual describes battery-assisted loads up to 2,880W in that mode, limited to 1,440W per 120V outlet; those loads also drain the battery and can shut off when it empties. Plan continuous wall-powered loads within 1,440W. The separate 240V charging arrangement needs the Jackery 40A cable and an appropriate supply; neither is included here. Does the 50A socket deliver 50A of battery power? No. NEMA 14-50 identifies the socket format. The battery-powered 240V rating is 16.7A / 4,000W, within the station’s total AC limit. Check appliance startup demand and the installation requirements. How do I estimate backup runtime? At a steady 500W load, the station’s 3,584Wh ÷ 500W gives a loss-free ceiling of 7.2 hours. Real runtime is lower after inverter losses, standby consumption, reserve settings and temperature. Solar charging can replenish energy, but sunlight and load vary throughout the day. Can I add more Battery Pack 3600 units later? One station accepts up to five Battery Pack 3600 units. Each adds 3,584Wh, so a station with five packs stores 21,504Wh nominally. Extra batteries extend runtime; they do not increase the station’s 4,000W continuous AC limit. Dual-station operation is a separate configuration with its own interconnection equipment. Will the UPS keep every device running without interruption? The station transfers to battery within 10ms; it does not provide 0ms switching. Test device compatibility. Hardwired automatic transfer requires the specified transfer equipment and professional installation; it is not included in these packages. Can I use different panels on the two solar inputs? The two DC8020 inputs accept 16–60V operating voltage and up to 12A each, with a 1,200W combined ceiling. When both inputs are used, use matching panel models and equal panel counts as directed in the current manual. AC and solar charging can run together. Do not combine car charging and solar charging on the two DC inputs. Will small loads stay on overnight? Energy Saving Mode can switch off AC loads of 25W or less, or USB loads of 2W or less, after 12 hours. Disable it or adjust the app setting for small always-on devices. Jackery app setup uses Bluetooth and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; a 5GHz-only network is not supported. What warranty does the station have? Jackery’s manual specifies three years standard, with a two-year extension subject to manufacturer registration and eligibility. Keep your proof of purchase and follow the warranty conditions. Is SolarSaga 500 X one panel or six panels? It is one complete 500W STC array made of six SolarSaga 85 modules connected in parallel through the supplied charging cable. The complete array connects to one station DC8020 input. How fast will this 500W solar kit recharge? There is no verified exact charge-time promise for this package in the reviewed manufacturer support table. Solar output depends on sunlight, shade, panel orientation, temperature and the loads running from the station. The 1,200W station input ceiling is not the included panel rating. Can the power station stay in the rain with the panels? No. The SolarSaga array’s IP68 rating does not apply to the power station. Keep the station dry in a sheltered location with its vents clear.