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Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Portable Power Station

A 2,042Wh LiFePO4 portable power station with 2,200W of AC output (4,400W surge peak), app-enabled 1.7-hour emergency charging and up to 400W of solar input.

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Key facts

Capacity
45.6Ah/44.8V DC (2,042Wh), LiFePO4
AC output
3 outlets, 120V 60Hz, 18.3A; 2,200W rated, 4,400W surge peak
USB-C output
1 port 100W max, 1 port 30W max
USB-A output
18W max
Car outlet
12V 10A max
AC input
100-120V 60Hz, 15A max; bypass mode 12A max
Solar / DC input
2 DC 8 mm ports, 11-60V; up to 400W combined

Which version should you buy?

This page covers: Explorer 2000 v2, JE-2000D, standalone station.

  • Explorer 2000 v2 alone

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    Model: JE-2000D; SKU 21-0001-000266

    What differs
    The 2,042Wh station comes with an AC charging cable and cannot add expansion batteries.
    Best for
    Buyers who want a single station without solar panels.
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  • Explorer 2000 v2 with two 200W solar panels

    Model: JE-2000D

    What differs
    Adds two SolarSaga panels and their solar charging cables to the same station.
    Best for
    Solar recharging away from a wall outlet.

  • Explorer 2000 Plus

    Model: Explorer 2000 Plus

    What differs
    A different model that supports extra batteries, unlike the fixed-capacity v2.
    Best for
    Buyers who want to expand storage later.

  • Explorer 2000 Pro

    Model: Explorer 2000 Pro

    What differs
    An older, separate model that Jackery marks as discontinued.
    Best for
    Owners matching existing Pro equipment or comparing older stock.

Watch out

  • 2000 v2, 2000 Plus and 2000 Pro are different models; the Plus name does not mean a v2 accessory bundle.
  • The v2 cannot add expansion batteries. A two-pack contains two independent stations.
  • Check panel count and wattage: the confirmed solar kit has two 200W panels. Car-cable and carrying-bag listings are other packages.

Why people pick it

  • 2kWh in a 39.5 lb box: light for the class
  • 2,200W continuous with a 4,400W surge peak
  • Emergency Charge refills it in about 1.7 hours
  • LiFePO4 cells rated for 4,000 cycles to 70%+

Know before you buy

  • Solar input tops out at 400W, low for 2kWh (several hours of full sun to refill)
  • Only three AC outlets
  • Not expandable
  • Car charging takes about 24 hours

Full specifications

Capacity45.6Ah/44.8V DC (2,042Wh), LiFePO4
AC output3 outlets, 120V 60Hz, 18.3A; 2,200W rated, 4,400W surge peak
USB-C output1 port 100W max, 1 port 30W max
USB-A output18W max
Car outlet12V 10A max
AC input100-120V 60Hz, 15A max; bypass mode 12A max
Solar / DC input2 DC 8 mm ports, 11-60V; up to 400W combined
Charging timeAC about 1.75 hours; Emergency Charge about 1.7 hours (app setting); car about 24 hours
Cycle life4,000 cycles to 70%+ capacity
Operating temperatureCharge 32-113°F (0-45°C); discharge 14-113°F (-10-45°C)
Size13.2 x 10.4 x 11.5 in (33.5 x 26.4 x 29.2 cm)
WeightAbout 39.5 lb (17.9 kg)
Warranty3 years standard; Jackery adds 2 years on units bought from jackery.com

From manufacturer documentation, checked November 2, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.

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