Overview
- Jackery presented the Explorer 1000 Plus v2, 2000 Plus v2 and 3600 Plus at IFA Berlin this week, and opened pre‑launch registration with promotions running through October 13 and a European sales start set for October 14, 2026.
- The models use a new CTB (Cell‑to‑Body) architecture to cut size and weight while offering modular expandability up to 11 kWh for the 1000, 12 kWh for the 2000 and 21.5 kWh for the 3600 when extra battery packs are added.
- Jackery specifies LFP cells with ceramic coating and rates of about 6,000 full cycles to 70 percent capacity, an onboard USV function with roughly 10 ms switchover for backup use, and AC outputs of roughly 1.8 kW, 2.4 kW and 3.6 kW across the three models.
- Retailers are sharply discounting small residential PV systems with integrated storage—examples include Anker SOLIX deals, Solago bundles and Kleines Kraftwerk promotions—making complete plug‑and‑play sets affordable and typically cutting payback to roughly two to four years under favorable conditions.
- The combination of modular, safety‑focused powerstations and aggressive PV+storage pricing could boost home self‑consumption and backup adoption, with Germany still limiting inverter feed‑in to 800 W for typical plug‑in mini‑PV systems and registration required in the market data register.