Jackery

Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Power Station 2042Wh LiFePO4 2200W - 4000 Cycles, Quiet

£534.99 incl. VAT
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Description

The Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 is the smallest and lightest 2 kWh LiFePO4 power station on the market – 41% more compact and 35.6% lighter than the industry standard, with full output and 4000 charge cycles.

  • 2,042 Wh capacity, 2,200 W output → reliably powers most household appliances, tools and medical devices, from a fridge to a microwave
  • 4,000 life cycles with LiFePO4 technology → at one charge a day the battery lasts more than 10 years, so your long-term cost per kWh is lower than with conventional lithium-ion cells
  • 41% smaller and 35.6% lighter than the industry standard → fits easily in a car boot, on a balcony or under a workbench without eating up valuable space
  • Emergency fast charge to full in just 1.33 hours → in a power cut or an unexpected surge in demand you're back up and running in no time
  • ChargeShield 2.0™ protection technology with 62 layers of protection → continuous monitoring of temperature, voltage and current prevents damage from overcharging, short circuits or overheating
  • Whisper-quiet operation via the app: charging noise 30 dB or less → as quiet as a whisper, ideal for a motorhome, bedroom backup or home office where fan noise would be a nuisance
  • Innovative GaN inverter for a longer service life → saves 175.9 kg of CO₂ emissions over 10 years and improves efficiency

Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, motorhome owners and households looking for compact backup power without the noise. Brand-new stock. One particular advantage: the quiet running addresses a common complaint about continuous operation – many power stations are found to be disruptively loud at night, whereas the Explorer 2000 v2 is barely audible even in a bedroom.

Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Power Station 2042Wh LiFePO4 2200W - 4000 Cycles, Quiet
£534.99 incl. VAT

Questions about this unit

Do I need to register this set?

Rules differ by country and network operator — check what applies where you are. In most markets a plug-in system is notified to the local grid operator, and the battery falls under the same notification as the solar it sits behind. The paperwork is included with the delivery.

Does the output rating breach the export limit?

No. Export limits apply to the power fed into your home wiring. In the manufacturer's app you set the export to whatever your market allows; the higher rated output is used for connected loads and for internal charging.

Can I add more batteries later?

On the modular units, yes. The extra pack stacks, connects with the supplied cable and is recognised in the app after a short firmware sync. No work on your home wiring is needed. The maximum configuration is listed in the technical data.

Can it stay outside in winter?

With IP65 and cell heating, yes: discharge down to −20 °C, charging from around 0 °C, with the heater covering the range below. Choose a rain-sheltered spot on a wall and leave clearance at the vents.

How long do the rated cycles last, and what does the warranty cover?

At roughly 250 to 300 full cycles a year, 6,000 cycles is more than 15 years of use down to 80 % remaining capacity. The manufacturer warranty is listed in the technical data; your statutory rights apply on top.

How is it installed, and do I need an electrician?

Panels plug in, the unit stands on a level surface or mounts with the supplied bracket, and it connects to a standard socket. The plug-in configuration does not require an electrician. For a fixed feed-in point or metering in the consumer unit, use a qualified electrician.