JackerySolar Generator 3000 PRO 400W, 3024Wh Power Station with 2x200W Solar Panels, Fast Charging in 2.4 Hours, Intelligent BMS, 2xPD 100W Ports for RV Outdoor Camping & Power Outages Black, Orange

This thing is great. We can run the refrigerator, a small chest freezer and several room circuits (including those for microwave and coffee maker) for at least 12 hours straight. Can be used indoors, so by alternating with a small outdoor gas/propane generator, we were able to continuously keep food cold and frozen for the couple weeks it took for our power to be restored after Hurricane Helene. Recharges in just a couple hours either with the generator or from a 120V circuit. Haven't really tried the solar panels.

Received the Jackery Solar Generator 3000 PRO with two 200W Solar Panels. The unit was delivered via FedEx on time. However, the delivery was supposed to require a signature, the driver dropped the unit in my driveway and left without obtaining signature. I was home at the time of delivery and driver did not knock, so be aware that the signature required stipulation does not seem to be observed by FedEx drivers. I have noticed other reviewers have complained of the same problem. The packaging clearly shows it contains a solar generator so anyone happening by will know what it is.I was able to easily install the Jackery App on my iPhone. The app is clear and easy to use. The unit was charged to about 30% when I turned it on shortly after unboxing it. I didn't time exactly how long it took to the charge the unit to 100% but it was under 2 hours in fast charging mode. As a test I plugged my 25 cubic foot side-by-side refrigerator with ice maker into the 100% charged Jackery 3000 Pro. Using the phone app I set the battery setting to "Full Use" and energy saving mode to "Never." "Full Use" battery mode means the unit will charge the batteries to 100% and drain the batteries to zero. There is a "Battery Saving" mode that sets charging limit to 85% and discharge limit to 15% which will extend the lifespan of the batteries. For this test I wanted to see how long the unit would run the refrigerator using maximum battery capacity. The ambient temperature in the room was 68 degrees and the refrigerator was opened and closed occasionally during normal daily use. The Jackery 3000 Pro ran the refrigerator for 27.5 hours and there was 5% charge remaining when I ended the test. Assuming the last 5% charge would run the refrigerator as long as the first 5% it should have run the refrigerator for about another 1.3 hours for a total refrigerator run time of 28.8 hours.I have not used the 3000 Pro with the Solar Saga 200W solar panels yet, so can't comment on how well they work. Also, one thing to be aware of about the 3000 Pro is that it is not compatible with Jackery add-on expansion battery packs, so the 3000 Pro can't be expanded beyond its 3024WH capacity.So far, I'm happy with the unit, I got it primarily for running the refrigerator during power outages and plan to recharge it via solar panels or gasoline powered generator as situation requires.

This power stations in a 3024 kwh capacity, so it qualifies for the power station / battery storage federal tax credit. You may have some other local and state tax credits related to battery storage or solar energy production.Getting this power station, especially when you bundle it with the proprietary solar panels (on sale), I found to be a better option than trying to build a DIY power station out of components with similar specs. This power station is already engineered with all of the necessary safety features that you would need to include in your DIY setup, assuming you want to do it safely. Jackery also makes it easy for lay people to just plug up their shoulder panels to the power station and they're good to go.The 3000 Pro contains a telescopic arm and has wheels, and weighs less , at 60 lbs, then other power stations with similar capacity. It's 3,000 vold in murder allows you to plug in even the most demanding appliances and devices. I've been using it to power a home office set up, and it works as advertised.And the capacity is expandable, by buying the proprietary battery packs, Daisy chaining other jackery power stations to it by plugging them into the AC outputs, or (For those who know what they're doing) getting the proper equipment and cables to connect the jackery up to your own Bank of batteries.I got this power station on sale, bundled with two of the proprietary solar panels, and I can highly recommend this purchase to anyone in the market for one of these. Jackery is the market leader, has been in business for years and years, so you can have more confidence in its warranty, in case you ever need to use it in the future.