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Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus

Name: Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus
Brand: Jackery
Price: 3899.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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$3,899.00

$4,999.00Save $1,100.00 (22%)

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Price checked Oct 25, 2026

Key specs

Rated battery capacity: 5000 Wh
Continuous output: 7200 W
LiFePO4 chemistry: Yes
Warranty: 5 years

Example runtimes

Refrigeratorabout 76 hours
Freezerabout 4 days
Wi-Fi router and modemabout 6 days

Assumes 85% inverter efficiency and a 20% reserve (rated Wh × 0.68). Your appliances will differ; see the sizing guide.

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Key specs

Rated battery capacity: 5000 Wh
Continuous output: 7200 W
LiFePO4 chemistry: Yes
Warranty: 5 years

Example runtimes

Refrigeratorabout 76 hours
Freezerabout 4 days
Wi-Fi router and modemabout 6 days

Assumes 85% inverter efficiency and a 20% reserve (rated Wh × 0.68). Your appliances will differ; see the sizing guide.

Price tracked since Oct 25

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About this product

The Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus is a high-capacity portable power station built around a 5,000 Wh next-generation LiFePO4 battery cell chemistry, rated for over 10 years of service life. Its 7,200-watt continuous AC output supports demanding appliances across both 120V and 240V circuits, making it suitable for dryers, water pumps, ovens, air conditioners, EVs, and RVs. Two AC outlets are included, and a true 0 ms UPS switchover keeps sensitive devices running without interruption during outages. Recharging is fast, reaching full capacity in approximately 1.7 hours via AC, up to 4,000W of high-voltage solar input, or up to 1,200W of low-voltage PV. The unit operates at just 30 dB, and its optimized CTB structure, integrated wheels, and pull handle make it manageable despite its size. Jackery's ChargeShield 2.0 technology provides layered protection during charging cycles, while the companion app enables remote monitoring and scheduled charge and discharge settings. The standard warranty covers 5 years, with 2 additional optional years available.

Category: Portable Power Stations
Brand: Jackery
Type: Portable Power Station

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus for its impressive combination of 7,200W output, native 120V/240V dual voltage, and a 4,000W solar input that stands out among competitors. The LiFePO4 battery chemistry (rated for 4,000-plus cycles), 0ms UPS switching, and modular expandability up to 60kWh are frequently highlighted as standout strengths. Build quality and the sturdy wheeled design also earn consistent compliments. The most common criticism is the unit's substantial weight (around 134 lbs), which makes "portable" a generous label and leads most users to treat it as a semi-permanent home backup installation. Reviewers also flag the Jackery app as underdocumented and note that Wi-Fi connectivity can be unreliable, with the unit requiring a full power cycle to reconnect. The high price and the additional cost of the Smart Transfer Switch (sold separately) are recurring concerns for budget-minded buyers.

Specifications

Rated battery capacity: 5000 Wh
Continuous output: 7200 W
LiFePO4 chemistry: Yes
UPS switchover: 0 ms
Expandable: No
AC outlets: 2
Noise: 30 dB
Warranty: 5 years

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