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The Jackery Explorer 500 is a 518Wh portable lithium power station featuring a 230V 500W pure sine wave AC outlet, multiple USB ports, and a 12V carport. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts and emergency backup, it supports solar recharging and includes advanced safety protections and an SOS light mode, all packed into a lightweight 6kg unit.
Manufacturer | Jackery |
Part Number | SG-500UK |
Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 cm; 6 kg |
Item model number | SG-500UK |
Colour | Green,red |
Style | 500W |
Power Source | Battery Powered,Corded Electric |
Voltage | 230 Volts |
Wattage | 500 watts |
Special Features | Over Charging Protection, Pocket Size, Short Circuit Protection |
Included Components | 1* Jackery Explorer 500 Portable Power Station, 1*AC adapter, 1* Car Charger Cable, 1* User Manual. |
Batteries Required? | No |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium |
Battery Capacity | 518 Watt Hours |
Item Weight | 6 kg |
C**G
Great value
Great quality well packaged and powers so much. The solar panel can charge devices on its own. The design is great and very sturdy. Charges from the mains quickly or the solar panel over time. Lits of functions be aware the max output is 500W and wills hut off automatically if you are trying to use more power. Easy to transport great value for money. Better than other competitors products.
R**G
Simple, effective, works well with Jackery solar panels...wish I'd gone for the 1000W!
I did a lot of homework before investing in the Jackery 500W. After reading many reviews of both Jackery and its main competitors, I opted for what I felt was the most reliable, most sturdy and most simple to use for a non-techie like me. It really is very straightforward with a minimum of buttons to confuse you and very clear instructions. Having watched some of the video reviews, it took no time at all to plug everything in and start charging up electronic devices. It arrived more than fifty per cent charged so I was able to do this without a problem and I was surprised by how quickly my devices charged and how little stored power they consumed.I know next to nothing about electrics but my understanding is that you can run pretty much anything electronic from the Jackery provided it doesn't draw more than 500W so that rules out larger appliances, domestic kettles, heaters etc. For those, you'd need a larger energy pack. I did agonise about whether to go for the bigger Jackery but decided that something that would charge phones, laptops, tablets etc was adequate for my needs. It comes with three USB (A) sockets, a 12v plug socket and a standard UK three pin socket - more than enough for my needs. You can also plug a USB device directly into the solar panel for charging. It doesn't however come with USB (C) sockets so an adaptor is required (or a mains plug) for such use. The simple display panel shows the wattage coming in during charge and the wattage going out to devices.The real gain for me was being able to match up the Jackery solar panel which again is so simple to use, my small grandson could work it out. There's something very satisfying being able to charge a device up using the power of the sun - albeit one tiny appliance! All very relevant now too with the COP summit underway (At time of writing).I daresay this will very quickly become outdated as the technology (and battery power) develops but it's a start and the costs are coming down quickly. I daresay I'll be shopping for the Jackery 500's big brother very soon!
B**S
superb value for money
superb item, as expected,
I**Y
Jackery 500 watt can recommend
The Jackery 509 power station worked perfectly on our 10 day Cornwall camping trip. Powered up to 100% before setting off and then topped up off the cigarette lighter when driving and Yardforce 100 watt solar panel when the sun came out- 40watts plus in full sun. We are a family of 4 with two teenagers and it powered us through our holiday. Only used for a few weeks so can’t comment on durability but all works as it should.
L**F
Very useful and good quality but…
It has a fan when you use the 3pin plug for lights which I’m sure is a safety feature but I find a wee bit annoying
B**.
If you are thinking of buying a Jackery, you really should.
My fiance and I decided to temporarily convert a small van into a small campervan. Because it is temporary, we do not have an electrical system for all of our needs (lights and charging cables for phones, watches, laptops, tablets, etc.). We have been using the E500 every day for over 2 months now and the battery of the Jackery holds so well whilst supplying countless charges to our devices, we have only needed to charge the Jackery itself 3 times! It has a few different types of charging ports which makes it easy to use -- we have not had to worry about having specific dongles, or cubes for our cables -- just plug them straight into the Jackery. It is pretty robust as it has been bumped a few times and survived driving on rugged roads and still has not given us any issues. Also, because of its compact size, we are able to store it away pretty easily. Overall, it is definitely holding up to its name and makes our camping experience hassle-free. If you need to power multiple devices for a long period of time this Jackery E500 is for you.When we initially purchased the Jackery E500, we didn't think the solar panels would be ideal for our set up. However, since we have begun travelling, we think the solar panels would allow us to have a more self-sufficient style of camping. If you are planning to stay in the outdoors, the solar panels would be another good addition to your Jackery purchase.
I**5
Brilliant
Great bit of kit everyone who is camping needs one.
J**D
Power pack Solar Panel
Used for first time at weekend camping. Fast charged power pack. Happy days.
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