Overview
- Jackery publicly showcased three new Explorer‑Plus v2 models at IFA in Berlin on Friday, September 4, and opened a pre‑launch registration that runs through 13 October with accessory discounts for early sign‑ups.
- The lineup includes the Explorer 1000 Plus v2 (1,024 Wh, 1,800 W AC, 10.8 kg), Explorer 2000 Plus v2 (2,048 Wh, 2,400 W AC, 18.8 kg) and the trolley‑style Explorer 3600 Plus (3,584 Wh, 3,600 W AC, 35 kg).
- Jackery says the designs use a Cell‑to‑Body (CTB) architecture to cut size and weight, ceramic‑coated LFP cells rated to about 6,000 full cycles to 70% capacity, and an uninterrupted power supply (UPS/USV) mode with ~10 ms switchover.
- All three models are modular: the small units expand with add‑on battery packs (Explorer 1000 to ~11 kWh, Explorer 2000 to ~12 kWh, Explorer 3600 to 21.5 kWh) and accept up to 400–1,000 W solar input depending on model.
- The launch lands into a crowded, price‑driven European market where competitors are promoting multi‑kWh solar+storage bundles and where German rules such as mandatory NA‑protection and typical 800 W inverter feed limits shape how buyers deploy storage for backup and self‑consumption.