- HomePower 3600 Plus Portable Power Station with AC Cable, 3600W AC Output, 3584Wh LFP Solar Generator, Expandable up to 21kWh, Essential Home Backup for Home Use (Solar Panel Optional)

This is the 4th Jackery solar generator I own in various sizes. The smallest (240 watts) sits in the basket of my handicapped mobility scooter to power a rear camera, a street navigation device, charge my scooter battery, cellphone, etc. I also own a 1000 watt and a 2000 watt Jackery with solar panels. Living in the dry desert AZ where we experience summertime power outages during the monsoon season, these Jackery solar generators power my fridge, freezer, internet, TV, lights, oxygen concentrator, power recliners, power bed, power wheelchair, washing machine, kitchen appliances. I am very elderly and medically handicapped. I don't have a car. These solar generators are a life saver. They are great value and easy to maintain. I keep each charged by simply plugging 🔌 into a wall outlet. I do have the solar panels for each. Last summer I bought a camping tent air conditioner (which puts out really cold air) to use when electricity goes out. I also have 2 portable swamp coolers. With 115° plus temperatures for 3 months, my dogs and I have cooling zones for comfort as we needed over several days last summer. I am thrilled with this Jackery 3600 with its solar panels. It was beautifully boxed 📦 and very easy to cut away from the shipping box. Since it has its own hand truck built in, I just rolled it into my den and plugged it in for about 3 hours. As usual for Jackery, it was ready to be used. It's heavy but it has its built in hand truck so it's easy to move around. When emergencies happen, losing electricity can be horrendous if you aren't prepared with supplies you'll need including generators. I bought my baby Jackery solar generator about 4 years ago and absolutely love having it on my mobility scooter. The 3 other Jackery solar generators are marvelous products as well. I highly recommend Jackery solar generators. I have the solar panels as extra insurance if electricity is out for a long period of time. Jackery makes connecting these very easy. Jackery is quality! Very easy to use. I am 100% happy with my 4 Jackery solar generators and solar panels. This 3600 plus generator is going to be well used when electricity is out. Each generator easily charges my other Jackery generators but that's not advised particularly when electricity is gone for quite a while. The solar panels easily plug in and charge the units nicely. I keep these Jackery generators topped up & ready to use. Having lived along the Gulf coast for decades I well remember Katrina and many other hurricanes and tornadoes. Thankfully I don't have to find an open gas station for gallons of gas to run generators...the sun is free and it charges Jackery solar generators magnificently. I highly recommend Jackery solar generators.

Excellent quality, flexibility and long supply of power. Great option and safe for inside use in your apartment, condo or townhome where an external generator is not an option or if you want a safe backup. Company is very responsible and lots of add on opportunities to customize the device for your needs. Just make sure you order it before a big storm hits and leave enough time to get it bought, setup and customized. These are sometimes in very high demand so plan accordingly. I keep it plugged in all the time to use as soon as the power goes out.

Whatever you do get one with the wheels! These things are heavy but easily moved with the wheels and handle raised. Bought this for after storm power, but also using it in my glassed in porch to provide electricity for heat or a/c since outlets are limited and located on only one wall. This can be positioned along the outer glass walls with no cord running across the floor. Still testing run time for heating, etc before recharge is necessary so I can not speak to that yet. I can also use it to run tools outside since my old outside electric plug is now enclosed in the glass porch. Not that noticeable and so easy to attach and detach whatever you want to it.

I hope I never have to use it but it is a comfort to know its available. It was easy to set up - just unpack it and plug it in. Charging was really quick. The solar panels are quite heavy but that's what husbands are for. The main unit is very easy to move even though it also is quite heavy but it has an extendable handle like a suitcase.

This is literally running my house right now. It was winter and husband has become ill, and I needed a source other than his battery banks which were not working. I am very pleased with this. I only have it running my lights in the house and my router which runs my tablet or a computer. Lasts almost 48 hours before it needs recharge and it charges from 30% to 100% and just about three hours maybe four hours if he’s charging something else. I plan to add onto it. Somebody told me today that it only runs for two years but it says it will run for 10. I’m hoping for the 10 or close. I have a little Jack that runs my tablet when everything runs out, (I am totally off grid) which is what prompted me to get the big Jack. It was a little heavier than I anticipated. Husband had to pick it up and put it in the back of the car and it said that it was 70 pounds which was a little more than a little old man can lift, but he managed to get it in there. If he would’ve known he could’ve come up with an alternative lifting help. But overall hugely happy and I’ll be buying more of these. I might add I did get it on sale which was still $3000. But it was a gift for my husband who I suspect is running toward Alzheimer’s. This is going to help me a lot and keep our house going when all else fails. I might add here that I don’t run a refrigerator or any other major electronics. No microwave or anything like that. If I was going to run things like that, it might’ve gone for the more wattage option.