Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 500, 518Wh Outdoor Solar Generator Mobile Lithium Battery Pack with 110V/500W AC Outlet for Home Use, Emergency Backup,Road Trip Camping (Solar Panel Optional)

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• Question : Does this product come with a solar panel?
  Answer : No, the solar panel is optional and must be purchased separately.
• Question : Can it power a refrigerator?
  Answer : It depends on the size and power consumption of the refrigerator.
• Question : What is the weight of the Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 500?
  Answer : It weighs approximately 13.32 pounds.
• Question : How long will it power a C-Pap?
  Answer : Under normal conditions, it should last for at least a week without a recharge.
• Question : Can it be charged with a 12V current using two 100 watt Renogy solar panels in parallel?
  Answer : Yes, it can be charged using two 100 watt panels in parallel, but the voltage should not exceed 25.2 volts.
• Question : Can someone give me an example for the regulated 12 V: what if I were to run an electric blanket on a regulated vs Non-regulated?
  Answer : The Jackery 12 volt output maintains above 12 volts even when the battery is low. It actually boosts the voltage to about 13 volts of regulated output, compared to other solar generators that drop to 10 or 11 volts when they are low on battery. Some items may not work as well on non-regulated outputs or just be underpowered. For example, a 12 volt electric blanket requires the Jackery to have at least 518 Wh to run for 8.8 hours.
• Question : Has anyone found a solar panel with the parameters similar to the jackery solarsaga 100w panel?
  Answer : Yes, the PAXCESS 120W folding solar panel is a good alternative that works great with the Jackery.
• Question : Can I leave it plugged after charging?
  Answer : It is recommended to unplug it after charging, but it has a built-in shutoff if you choose to leave it plugged in. The unit will hold a full charge for several months, but lithium-ion batteries are typically rated for 500 charge cycles or 2-3 years.