7200W rated power handles major home appliances and even a 5-ton AC for versatile backup
14,400W surge supports high-demand devices like water heaters or RV air conditioners
Expandable battery capacity up to 60kWh ensures extended outage protection
Rechargeable in about 2 hours with up to 4000W input for quick refueling
Chargeshield 2.0 protection and true 0ms UPS switching prevent outages and keep devices running
Summarized by Shop
Handles Even the Big Appliances
Run major home appliances with 7200W of rated power (14,400W surge). Supports both 120V and 240V for power more devices, even a 5-ton AC for comfortable indoor temperatures or a water heater for a hot shower.
Backup That Lasts for 13 Days
A 5040Wh capacity, expandable up to 60kWh — enough to keep your home
Battery Capacity
5040Wh (expandable to 60kWh)
Rated Power
7200W
Surge Power
14,400W
Supported Voltages
120V and 240V
Recharge Time
Approximately 2 hours (up to 4000W input)
Battery Technology
Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4)
Ingress Protection
IP67 (when specified)
Dimensions
12.8 x 10.8 x 10.8 in (32.5 x 27.4 x 27.4 cm)
Weight
11.8 lbs (5.4 kg)
Summarized by Shop
4.9
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Love my jackery solar Generator and smart transfer switch. I have already put it to use to offset reliance on the grid and stand ready for any outages.
Gregory · August 26, 2026
5 star review…..
Powered my house, except HVAC, during a test run. Worked great. Wasn’t sure how long 10,000 watts and solar panels would last, so I just ordered another 5000 watt battery pack. Better safe than sorry.
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Timothy · July 17, 2026
Explorer 5000 w/ 500w solar x2
Very good 7500W system to supplement our dual fuel Westinghouse 9500W generator. Zero noise and exhaust give us the ability to leave it in our garage when we connect it to our main box, and the solar recharge provides free power. However, the two 500W solar six-panel groups recharge the unit more slowly than anticipated, even on the brightest sunny summer days. This is probably due to the 30 degree angles of the hinges, which prevent all the panels from access to perpendicular sunlight at the same time. The max input if flat might be close to the 1000W capacity but I get about 650-700W at peak sunlight. I have some workaround ideas on that, but would recommend that Jackery market the Explorer 5000 with a pair of 3-gang 200W panels and the high input connectors for more rapid solar recharge.
I’d also like to see a more powerful system—10 or 12kW—for “whole house” use that can be used through a single 50A connector on an Interlock setup to my main panel. They do offer a 2 unit setup using a transfer switch that can double the 7500W output of the Explorer 5000, but that doesn’t work with my setup.