Thank you very much for finding a solution and posting it with links to the product. I never would’ve figured this out on my own. Very helpful. I’m sure a lot of Jackery owners will find this useful.
We are glad to hear we were able to help you. We had too many viewers post on our other videos about how to charge one in a vehicle so we decided to make this video for our viewers.
Good video ! i Think a Cigar lighter plug with cable with a PD delivery Block on the End of it would be Best for safety / Heat concerns & then plug your usb c cable into the unit from the Charging block.
I have a inverter gas generator and when I plug my jackery 240,v2 it powers 187 watts into it, within say 30 minutes full 100 % and then turns off.really happy with my jackery.
I had my 300+ charging using the accessory port in my truck which has a 20a fuse. It came up 5% before the fuse popped. Haven't tried it with the fresh fuse yet.
U save me nice video.just wondering what would happen to the car if u leave it charge with the car turn off for like 4hrs ?where the jackery getting power when u charging it to pur car? To the gas or battery car?TIA GREAT VIDEO BTW
Depending on the vehicle it could deplete your car battery if the car battery is aged or your vehicle doesn’t have any protection to turn off the cigarette plug. I’d also advise to never recharge in the vehicle if it is hot outdoors as the batteries do have a range that should be followed when charging in the heat or cold.
Yes, unfortunately Jackery does not include a cable to allow charging in a vehicle. We would recommend the USB-C adapter and cable since it can also be used for other devices as well that accepts USB recharging.
What a pain... n my opinion I think the jackery 300 explorer is just much easier. We understand it won't last as many years. I'm getting the older model....The regular Jackery 300 explorer. I believe it has a cig lighter on both ends and charges like a champ in a car or truck.....
I read a comment on another video that said the C impute port broke after only 2 weeks. It does seem very fragile especially keeping it plugged in while the care is moving. What are your thought on this awkward design.
We are not a fan at all with this design. We much prefer the ports used in the Explorer 300 V1 & V2 or having the 12V DC input plugs like the Explorer 1000 Plus and 1000 V2.
Thank you very much for finding a solution and posting it with links to the product. I never would’ve figured this out on my own. Very helpful. I’m sure a lot of Jackery owners will find this useful.
We are glad to hear we were able to help you. We had too many viewers post on our other videos about how to charge one in a vehicle so we decided to make this video for our viewers.
Good video ! i Think a Cigar lighter plug with cable with a PD delivery Block on the End of it would be Best for safety / Heat concerns & then plug your usb c cable into the unit from the Charging block.
I have a inverter gas generator and when I plug my jackery 240,v2 it powers 187 watts into it, within say 30 minutes full 100 % and then turns off.really happy with my jackery.
I had my 300+ charging using the accessory port in my truck which has a 20a fuse. It came up 5% before the fuse popped. Haven't tried it with the fresh fuse yet.
U save me nice video.just wondering what would happen to the car if u leave it charge with the car turn off for like 4hrs ?where the jackery getting power when u charging it to pur car? To the gas or battery car?TIA GREAT VIDEO BTW
Depending on the vehicle it could deplete your car battery if the car battery is aged or your vehicle doesn’t have any protection to turn off the cigarette plug. I’d also advise to never recharge in the vehicle if it is hot outdoors as the batteries do have a range that should be followed when charging in the heat or cold.
Im guessing the cigarette lighter car adapter is something separate I have to buy since my Jackery 300+ didn't come with one?
Yes, unfortunately Jackery does not include a cable to allow charging in a vehicle. We would recommend the USB-C adapter and cable since it can also be used for other devices as well that accepts USB recharging.
What a pain... n my opinion I think the jackery 300 explorer is just much easier. We understand it won't last as many years. I'm getting the older model....The regular Jackery 300 explorer. I believe it has a cig lighter on both ends and charges like a champ in a car or truck.....
I read a comment on another video that said the C impute port broke after only 2 weeks. It does seem very fragile especially keeping it plugged in while the care is moving. What are your thought on this awkward design.
We are not a fan at all with this design. We much prefer the ports used in the Explorer 300 V1 & V2 or having the 12V DC input plugs like the Explorer 1000 Plus and 1000 V2.