🛒 Jackery 1000 Plus: • Shop Solar: shopsolarkits.com/products/ja... • Use Code: THESOLARLAB for $101 Off Your Order Over $2,000 • Jackery: shrsl.com/4dwvz ☀ Calculate Solar Panel Cost for your House: www.solar-estimate.org/solar-... ❄ We Recommend ICECO Portable Fridges: • IceCo: icecofreezer.com/THESOLARLAB • Use Code: "THESOLARLAB" for 12% Off! 🔔 Subscribe to our CZcams Channel: @TheSolarLab 0:00 - Intro 0:47 - 60 Second Specs Overview 2:09 - Solarsaga Panels Pros & Cons 3:25 - Favourite Panel Feature 3:57 - Who is it For? 4:10 - IceCo Fridge 4:37 - Use-Case Examples 5:36 - It's Big... 6:05 - Expandability 6:46 - App 7:29 - The Price 8:04 - Comparables 8:39 - Should You Buy it? The Jackery 1000 PLUS Portable Powerstation. A unit from the "King" company, a Portable Powerstation built directly for those who love camping/overlanding, and a unit we have had months of hands on experience with.. but does it crack up to be everything we hoped? Lets find out! There are a ton of pros to choosing to buy Jackery vs. Other brands, aside from just the unit quality. The Jackery Foldable Solar Panels, the app, and much more. If your in the market, take a seat, and let's review! ⚡ FOLLOW US: / thesolarlab / thesolarlab 👨🏼💻 The Solar Lab: www.thesolarlab.com We maintain an affiliate relationship with some of the products reviewed, which means we get a small percentage of a sale if you click our links, at no cost to our viewers.
I have the Ecoflow and Yoshino. Both are great! But I would spend for the Jackery since it uses Life batteries and has a smart app. I like the Jackery.
I would buy EcoFlow delta 2, 1024W battery with 1800W inverter peak surge for 2700W and pay $649, you can almost buy 2 for the same price your Jackery costs.
Nice video. I really like this unit but I feel it’s completely overpriced. Jackery s discounts seem to not really be “discounts” either so I’ll have till wait until it comes down in price which is practically never 😂
Maybe there's an online runtime calculator for this? I'm trying to figure out how many appliances can be run off this for how long. Or how long a bunch of PCs can run off this... Basic questions like that. But sure looks intriguing!
We just release a video last week about how to choose the right power station - in the video I explained the math! You should be able to use that math to answer your questions!
All power packs use high-frequency inverters. If you know a company useing low frequency can you tell me so i can look into it as a future option @quickquote1568
What unit do you use that has a small capacity like this one, but also has a higher surge load then 4000W? I feel like that’s a pretty good surge for a small unit, but I’d love to play with one that’s even better!
I use a 1.5kW low frequency, transformer based inverter charger with a 4,500 Watt surge capacity, coupled with a 100Ah 12V LFP battery and a 60 Amp MPPT charge controller in my first unit. The second unit uses a 3kW low frequency, transformer based inverter charger with a 9,000 Watt surge capacity, two 100 Ah 24 V LFP batteries and a 100 Amp MPPT charger.@@TheSolarLab
🛒 Jackery 1000 Plus:
• Shop Solar: shopsolarkits.com/products/ja...
• Use Code: THESOLARLAB for $101 Off Your Order Over $2,000
• Jackery: shrsl.com/4dwvz
☀ Calculate Solar Panel Cost for your House: www.solar-estimate.org/solar-...
❄ We Recommend ICECO Portable Fridges:
• IceCo: icecofreezer.com/THESOLARLAB
• Use Code: "THESOLARLAB" for 12% Off!
🔔 Subscribe to our CZcams Channel: @TheSolarLab
0:00 - Intro
0:47 - 60 Second Specs Overview
2:09 - Solarsaga Panels Pros & Cons
3:25 - Favourite Panel Feature
3:57 - Who is it For?
4:10 - IceCo Fridge
4:37 - Use-Case Examples
5:36 - It's Big...
6:05 - Expandability
6:46 - App
7:29 - The Price
8:04 - Comparables
8:39 - Should You Buy it?
The Jackery 1000 PLUS Portable Powerstation. A unit from the "King" company, a Portable Powerstation built directly for those who love camping/overlanding, and a unit we have had months of hands on experience with.. but does it crack up to be everything we hoped? Lets find out! There are a ton of pros to choosing to buy Jackery vs. Other brands, aside from just the unit quality. The Jackery Foldable Solar Panels, the app, and much more. If your in the market, take a seat, and let's review!
⚡ FOLLOW US:
/ thesolarlab
/ thesolarlab
👨🏼💻 The Solar Lab:
www.thesolarlab.com
We maintain an affiliate relationship with some of the products reviewed, which means we get a small percentage of a sale if you click our links, at no cost to our viewers.
I have the Ecoflow and Yoshino. Both are great! But I would spend for the Jackery since it uses Life batteries and has a smart app. I like the Jackery.
Awesome videos bro 😊
"Plunk..." lol. Good stuff.
Fast charging puts the unit on my radar, but cost and weight detract from the unit's appeal.
I would buy EcoFlow delta 2, 1024W battery with 1800W inverter peak surge for 2700W and pay $649, you can almost buy 2 for the same price your Jackery costs.
Nice video. I really like this unit but I feel it’s completely overpriced. Jackery s discounts seem to not really be “discounts” either so I’ll have till wait until it comes down in price which is practically never 😂
Maybe there's an online runtime calculator for this? I'm trying to figure out how many appliances can be run off this for how long. Or how long a bunch of PCs can run off this... Basic questions like that. But sure looks intriguing!
We just release a video last week about how to choose the right power station - in the video I explained the math! You should be able to use that math to answer your questions!
@@TheSolarLab Oh awesome! Added the vid to my watch list, thank you! 👋
Cool video! But honestly the Anker Solix C1000 is a better unit.
Maybe we will put them head to head in a video💁🏼♀️
The Anker Solix C1000 is still a low surge, short lived, high frequency, transformerless unit, so no, its not a better unit.
I've got the c1000 and am enjoying it thinking of the expansion
All power packs use high-frequency inverters. If you know a company useing low frequency can you tell me so i can look into it as a future option @quickquote1568
Mine is so loud
Thats a tiny baby? I feel bad for his mother
No thanks. These toys can't produce a high enough surge capacity for my emergency loads.
A man with big loads! Nice. LOL, Definitely need a bigger unit for big loads
Not a bigger unit. A unit with without such a wimpy surge capacity. @@TheSolarLab
What unit do you use that has a small capacity like this one, but also has a higher surge load then 4000W? I feel like that’s a pretty good surge for a small unit, but I’d love to play with one that’s even better!
I use a 1.5kW low frequency, transformer based inverter charger with a 4,500 Watt surge capacity, coupled with a 100Ah 12V LFP battery and a 60 Amp MPPT charge controller in my first unit. The second unit uses a 3kW low frequency, transformer based inverter charger with a 9,000 Watt surge capacity, two 100 Ah 24 V LFP batteries and a 100 Amp MPPT charger.@@TheSolarLab
Mans got a small unit 😂